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S="${WORKDIR}" |
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S="${WORKDIR}" |
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CONFIG_CHECK="SENSORS_HDAPS" |
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ERROR_SENSORS_HDAPS="${P} requires support for HDAPS (CONFIG_SENSORS_HDAPS)" |
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src_compile() { |
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src_compile() { |
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# We require the hdaps module; problem is that it can come from either |
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# kernel sources or from the tp_smapi package. This hack is required because |
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# the linux-info eclass doesn't export any more suitable config checkers. |
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# Here we just skip calling its pkg_setup() in case the module is provided |
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# by the package. |
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if ! has_version app-laptop/tp_smapi || ! built_with_use app-laptop/tp_smapi hdaps; then |
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CONFIG_CHECK="SENSORS_HDAPS" |
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ERROR_SENSORS_HDAPS="${P} requires support for HDAPS (CONFIG_SENSORS_HDAPS) or " |
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linux-info_pkg_setup |
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fi |
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cd "${WORKDIR}" |
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cd "${WORKDIR}" |
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gcc ${CFLAGS} "${P}".c -o hdapsd || die "failed to compile" |
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gcc ${CFLAGS} "${P}".c -o hdapsd || die "failed to compile" |
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