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# Copyright 1999-2013 Gentoo Foundation
# Distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License v2
# $Header: /var/cvsroot/gentoo-x86/dev-java/jruby/jruby-1.6.8-r1.ebuild,v 1.1 2013/10/24 19:32:40 tomwij Exp $
EAPI="4"
JAVA_PKG_IUSE="doc source test"
inherit eutils java-pkg-2 java-ant-2
MY_PV="${PV/_rc1/RC1}"
DESCRIPTION="Java-based Ruby interpreter implementation"
HOMEPAGE="http://jruby.codehaus.org/"
SRC_URI="http://jruby.org.s3.amazonaws.com/downloads/${PV}/${PN}-src-${PV}.tar.gz"
LICENSE="|| ( CPL-1.0 GPL-2 LGPL-2.1 )"
SLOT="0"
KEYWORDS="~amd64 ~x86 ~amd64-linux ~x86-linux ~x86-macos"
IUSE="bsf ssl"
# jffi still needed? Or do we call that jnr-ffi?
# jnr-ffi depends on jffi which depends on libffi
CDEPEND=">=dev-java/bytelist-1.0.8:0
>=dev-java/jline-1.0:0
>=dev-java/joni-1.1.3:0
>=dev-java/jnr-netdb-1.0:0
>=dev-java/jvyamlb-0.2.5:0
>=dev-java/asm-3.3.1:3
>=dev-java/jcodings-1.0.5:0
dev-java/jffi:1.0
dev-java/jnr-constants:0
dev-java/jnr-ffi:0.5
dev-java/jnr-posix:1.1
>=dev-java/joda-time-1.6:0
dev-util/jay:0[java]
dev-java/nailgun:0
dev-java/jgrapht:0
dev-java/ant-core:0
dev-java/bsf:2.3
dev-java/osgi-core-api:0
dev-java/snakeyaml:1.9
dev-java/jzlib:1.1"
RDEPEND="${CDEPEND}
>=virtual/jre-1.6"
# Is jna-posix still needed? Or has that been renamed to jnr-posix?
# jna-posix is the original project name which was abononed years ago.
# jnr-posix < 1.1.8 are from the original fork
# later jnr-posix are from the jnr umbrella project.
DEPEND="${CDEPEND}
>=virtual/jdk-1.6
test? (
dev-java/ant-junit4:0
dev-java/ant-trax:0
dev-java/junit:4
java-virtuals/jdk-with-com-sun
dev-java/commons-logging:0
dev-java/xalan:0
)
!!<dev-ruby/jruby-1.3.1-r1"
PDEPEND="ssl? ( dev-ruby/jruby-openssl )"
# Tests fail.
# Need to stop injecting jar's into classpath.
RESTRICT="test"
S="${WORKDIR}/${PN}-${MY_PV}"
RUBY_HOME=/usr/share/${PN}/lib/ruby
SITE_RUBY=${RUBY_HOME}/site_ruby
GEMS=${RUBY_HOME}/gems
JAVA_ANT_REWRITE_CLASSPATH="true"
JAVA_ANT_IGNORE_SYSTEM_CLASSES="true"
EANT_GENTOO_CLASSPATH="ant-core asm-3 bsf-2.3 bytelist jnr-constants jay \
jcodings jffi-1.0 jline \
joda-time joni jnr-ffi-0.5 jnr-posix-1.1 jnr-netdb jvyamlb nailgun jgrapht osgi-core-api \
snakeyaml-1.9 jzlib-1.1"
EANT_NEEDS_TOOLS="true"
pkg_setup() {
unset RUBYOPT
java-pkg-2_pkg_setup
local fail
for directory in "${GEMS}" "${SITE_RUBY}"; do
if [[ -L ${directory} ]]; then
eerror "${directory} is a symlink. Please do the following to resolve the situation:"
echo 'emerge -an app-portage/gentoolkit'
echo 'equery -qC b '"${directory}"' | sort | uniq | sed s/^/=/ > ~/jruby.fix'
echo 'emerge -1C $(< ~/jruby.fix)'
echo "rm ${directory}"
echo 'emerge -1 $(< ~/jruby.fix)'
echo 'rm ~/jruby.fix'
eerror "For more information, please see http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=302187"
fail="true"
fi
done
if [[ -n ${fail} ]]; then
die "Please address the above errors, then run emerge --resume"
fi
}
java_prepare() {
epatch "${FILESDIR}"/${P}-bash-launcher.patch
epatch "${FILESDIR}/1.5.1/build.xml.patch"
# We don't need to use Retroweaver. There is a jarjar and a regular jar
# target but even with jarjarclean, both are a pain. The latter target
# is slightly easier so go with this one.
sed -r -i \
-e 's/maxmemory="128m"/maxmemory="192m"/' \
-e "/RetroWeaverTask/d" \
-e "/yecht/! { /<zipfileset .+\/>/d }" \
build.xml || die
sed -i -e '/Arndt/d' src/org/jruby/RubyBigDecimal.java
# Delete the bundled JARs but keep invokedynamic.jar.
# No source is available and it's only a dummy anyway.
find build_lib -name "*.jar" ! -name "jsr292-mock.jar" ! -name "yecht.jar" ! -name 'coro-mock-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar' -delete || die
}
src_compile() {
# Avoid generating the ri cache since that currently fails.
local flags="-Dgenerate-ri-cache.hasrun=true"
#local flags=""
use bsf && flags="-Dbsf.present=true"
export RUBYOPT=""
einfo $RUBYOPT
eant jar $(use_doc apidocs) -Djdk1.5+=true ${flags}
}
src_test() {
if [ ${UID} == 0 ] ; then
ewarn 'The tests will fail if run as root so skipping them.'
ewarn 'Enable FEATURES="userpriv" if you want to run them.'
return
fi
# Our jruby.jar is unbundled so we need to add the classpath to this test.
sed -i "s:java -jar:java -Xbootclasspath/a\:#{ENV['JRUBY_CP']} -jar:g" test/test_load_compiled_ruby_class_from_classpath.rb || die
sed -i "s@:refid => 'build.classpath'@:path =>\"#{ENV['JRUBY_CP']}:lib/jruby.jar\"@g" \
rakelib/commands.rake || die
#sed -i "s@:refid => 'test.class.path'@:path => \"#{ENV['JRUBY_CP']}@g" \
# rakelib/commands.rake || die
#bsf optionally depends on jruby, which means that the previously
#installed jruby will be added to classpath, nasty things will happen.
local cpath=`java-pkg_getjars ${EANT_GENTOO_CLASSPATH// /,},junit-4`
cpath="$(echo ${cpath} | sed -e "s_${EROOT}/usr/share/jruby/lib/jruby.jar:__g")"
cpath="${cpath}:$(java-pkg_getjars --build-only commons-logging,xalan)"
EANT_GENTOO_CLASSPATH=""
local flags=""
use bsf && flags="-Dbsf.present=true"
#Clear RUBYOPT
export RUBYOPT=""
export JRUBY_CP="${cpath}"
ANT_TASKS="ant-junit4 ant-trax" \
JRUBY_OPTS="" eant test -Djdk1.5+=true -Djruby.bindir=bin \
-Dgentoo.classpath="${cpath}" ${flags}
}
src_install() {
java-pkg_dojar lib/${PN}.jar
dodoc README docs/{*.txt,README.*} || die
use doc && java-pkg_dojavadoc docs/api
use source && java-pkg_dosrc src/org
# Use the bash based launcher to preserve whitespace in arguments.
# Ie allow >jruby -e "puts 'hello'"< to work otherwise
# >jruby -e "\"puts 'hello'\""< is needed.
#
# # We run the sed here in install so that we don't get the wrong
# # data during the test phase!
# sed \
# -e '/++ebuild-cut-here++/, /--ebuild-cut-here--/ d' \
# -e '/^JRUBY_HOME=/s:=:=/usr/share/jruby:' \
# bin/jruby.sh > "${T}"/jruby
newbin bin/jruby.bash jruby
dobin bin/j{irb{,_swing},rubyc}
insinto "${RUBY_HOME}"
doins -r "${S}"/lib/ruby/{1.8,1.9,site_ruby}
# Remove all the references to RubyGems as we're just going to
# install it through dev-ruby/rubygems.
find "${ED}${RUBY_HOME}" -type f \
'(' '(' -path '*rubygems*' -not -name 'jruby.rb' ')' -or -name 'ubygems.rb' -or -name 'datadir.rb' ')' \
-delete || die
}
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