The version was released today. This is based on the 3.4.0-r6 ebuild, but I _removed_ the gnome and qt stuff, mostly because it depends on qt-2*, which I don't want to downgrade to (and nethack is the only app which depends on it!). Besides, nethack is meant to be played on a tty, if you want graphics, there are better solutions, like Falcon's Eye and glHack. I left the X version in though, it looks the same anyway. I changed the dodir [...]/games to keepdir as advised in bug #16162 NOTE: I did not test this a lot, but it compiles and runs fine. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3.
for unknown reasons, the attachment form does no work, so I cut&paste it here: -- SNIP HERE -- # Copyright 1999-2003 Gentoo Technologies, Inc. # Distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License v2 # $Header: /home/cvsroot/gentoo-x86/app-games/nethack/nethack-3.4.1-r1.ebuild,v 1.0 2003/02/26 08:40:49 aliz Exp $ inherit games #SRC_URI="http://ftp.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/nethack/nethack-341.tgz" SRC_URI="http://belnet.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/nethack/nethack-341.tgz" DESCRIPTION="The ultimate old-school single player dungeon exploration game" HOMEPAGE="http://www.nethack.org/" KEYWORDS="x86" SLOT="0" LICENSE="nethack" IUSE="X" DEPEND="virtual/glibc dev-util/yacc >=sys-libs/ncurses-5.2-r5 X? ( x11-base/xfree )" # Where nethack data is to be kept HACKDIR=${GAMES_DATADIR}/${PN} src_unpack() { unpack ${A} cd ${S} #patch -p1 < ${FILESDIR}/${PF}-gentoo.patch || die # This copies the /sys/unix Makefile.*s to their correct places for # seding and compiling. cd ${S}/sys/unix source setup.sh || die # Nethack doesn't use ./configure. Platform options have to be edited # manually. This also sets up /usr/share/nethackdir instead of # /usr/games/lib/nethackdir. cd ${S}/include mv config.h config.h.orig sed -e 's:^\(#define COMPRESS\) .*:\1 "/bin/gzip":' \ -e 's:^\(#define COMPRESS_EXTENSION\) .*:\1 ".gz":' \ -e 's:^/\* \(#define DLB\) .*:\1:' \ -e 's:/usr/games/lib/nethackdir:'${HACKDIR}':' \ -e 's:^/\* \(#define VISION_TABLES\) .*:\1:' \ config.h.orig >config.h || die # test, remove me if config.h ok rm config.h.orig cd ${S}/include mv unixconf.h unixconf.h.orig sed -e 's:^/\* \(#define LINUX\) .*:\1:' \ -e 's:^/\* \(#define TIMED_DELAY\) .*:\1:' \ unixconf.h.orig >unixconf.h || die rm unixconf.h.orig cd ${S}/src mv Makefile Makefile.orig sed -e 's:^\(WINTTYLIB =\).*:\1 -lncurses:' \ Makefile.orig >Makefile || die rm Makefile.orig if [ `use X` ] ; then cd ${S}/include mv config.h config.h.orig sed -e 's:^/\* \(#define X11_GRAPHICS\) .*:\1:' \ -e 's:^/\* \(# define USE_XPM\) .*:\1:' \ config.h.orig >config.h || die rm config.h.orig cd ${S} mv Makefile Makefile.orig sed -e 's:^\(VARDATND =.*\):\1 x11tiles pet_mark.xbm rip.xpm:' \ Makefile.orig >Makefile || die rm Makefile.orig # Add the X11 stuffs to the make list cd ${S}/src mv Makefile Makefile.orig sed -e 's:^\(WINSRC = .*\):\1 $(WINX11SRC):' \ -e 's:^\(WINOBJ = .*\):\1 $(WINX11OBJ):' \ -e 's:^\(WINLIB = .*\):\1 $(WINX11LIB):' \ -e 's:^\(WINX11LIB =.*\):\1 -lXpm:' \ Makefile.orig >Makefile || die rm Makefile.orig fi } src_compile() { cd ${S}/src # src/Makefile suggests -fomit-frame-pointer for nh on linux make \ CC="gcc" \ CFLAGS="${CFLAGS} -fomit-frame-pointer -I../include" \ LFLAGS="-L/usr/X11R6/lib" || die cd ${S}/util make recover } src_install() { make \ CC="gcc" \ PREFIX=${D}/usr \ GAMEDIR=${D}${HACKDIR} \ SHELLDIR=${D}/${GAMES_BINDIR} \ install || die "make install failed" # The final nethack is a sh script. This fixes the hard-coded # HACKDIR directory so it doesn't point to ${D}/usr/share/nethackdir dosed "s:^\(HACKDIR=\).*:\1${HACKDIR}:" ${GAMES_BINDIR}/nethack cd ${S}/doc doman *.6 dodoc *.txt cd ${S}/util mv recover recover-nethack dogamesbin recover-nethack # Can be copied to ~/.nethackrc to set options cp ${FILESDIR}/dot.nethackrc ${S} if [ `use X` ] ; then # install nethack fonts dodir ${HACKDIR}/fonts cd ${S}/win/X11 bdftopcf -o nh10.pcf nh10.bdf || die "Converting fonts failed" bdftopcf -o ibm.pcf ibm.bdf || die "Converting fonts failed" cp *.pcf ${D}${HACKDIR}/fonts cd ${D}${HACKDIR}/fonts mkfontdir || die "The action mkfontdir ${D}${HACKDIR}/fonts failed" # copy nethack x application defaults cd ${S}/win/X11 cp NetHack.ad NetHack.ad.orig sed -e 's:^!\(NetHack.tile_file.*\):\1:' \ NetHack.ad.orig >NetHack.ad || die "Patching NetHack.ad for X failed" cp NetHack.ad NetHack insinto /etc/X11/app-defaults doins NetHack || die "Failed to install NetHack X app defaults" cd ${S} mv dot.nethackrc dot.nethackrc.orig sed -e 's/^\(# Your windowtype choices are: .*\)/\1 x11/' \ -e 's/^\(OPTIONS=windowtype:\).*/\1x11/' \ dot.nethackrc.orig >dot.nethackrc || die "Patching dot.nethackrc for X failed" fi insinto ${HACKDIR} doins ${S}/dot.nethackrc keepdir /usr/share/games/nethack/save ## Add this to /etc/.skel as well, thats the place for default configs cp ${S}/dot.nethackrc ${S}/.nethackrc insinto /etc/skel doins ${S}/.nethackrc einfo "you may want to look at /etc/skel/.nethackrc for interesting options" prepgamesdirs } -- SNIP HERE --
Other people in the forums report the same compile time error as mine: ../sys/unix/unixres.c: In function `real_getresuid': ../sys/unix/unixres.c:35: `RTLD_NEXT' undeclared (first use in this function) ../sys/unix/unixres.c:35: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once ../sys/unix/unixres.c:35: for each function it appears in.) ../sys/unix/unixres.c: In function `real_getresgid': ../sys/unix/unixres.c:47: `RTLD_NEXT' undeclared (first use in this function) make: *** [unixres.o] Error 1 !!! ERROR: app-games/nethack-3.4.1 failed. !!! Function src_compile, Line 144, Exitcode 2 !!! (no error message) But after reading your inital comment, I'll not bother to install it anyway. Who are you to remove the Gnome and Qt "stuff"? Nethack is not "meant to be played" in any particular way, the variety is there, let's have it. This may well be the first ebuild that artificially limits a package to a minimum of its features, and just because you don't want to keep Qt2 around on your system, you decide to break other people's habits? Think again, please.
You are of course right, I do not have a right to cripple an ebuild. [...skipping reference to the licensing as it is not the point] As a matter of fact, I simply wanted to check out the new nethack ASAP (as I caught the release message on the same day), and if possible install it "the gentoo way". When I found that it worked out of the box for me (yes, after deleting the GUI options), and In fact, it still does, I figured I might as well submit it for others to use. I see user submitted ebuilds merely as suggestion, subject to review by higher authorities, and one must expect to be turned down, which is fine. I do not intend to change peoples' playing style (especially not with a legend like this), I just found it awkward that - of all things! - nethack would require me to install qt. In other news, this bug does have duplicate in #16472.
That's not a duplicate, it's a slightly different ebuild, one that does build with Qt, but borks out on +gnome. It would be great if either of you two ebuilders could figure out how to get all four interfaces to work again. Coming to think of it, there is a duplicate here: http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16827
in cvs now
