The cc wrapper's make_fuss is only enabled when HOMEBREW_CCCFG contains
'O', which is set by the make wrapper. This means it is disable when
running configure scripts. However, this does not include configure
scripts invoked by make, which inherit the value of HOMEBREW_CCCFG from
the make process. make_fuss will be enabled for these scripts, cause
breakage.
Configure scripts generated by autoconf 2.56 (November 2002) or later
export DUALCASE into the environment of subprocesses. This variable is
only used by the MKS shell, so we can use it as a heuristic to determine
if we are running as a subprocess of a configure script.
* In certain cases, a C++ software may result in linking to a different
and incompatible C++ standard library than its dependencies and still
works fine because it is by design. Examples include GCC, which will
bootstrap itself and self-host after finish.
* Add a cxxstdlib_check method to formula to request changing the C++
standard library checking. Currently using "cxxstdlib_check :skip"
will let a formula skip such checking. This should only be used on
rare occasions and be very careful.
ClosesHomebrew/homebrew#23687.
* When Homebrew developer mode is enabled, if a bottle is not found to
be relocatable attempt to explain why
* Print out paths of each file that still contains the string search for
* If the string searched for was found in an executable, check to see
if `otool` can explain the string's appearance
* If otool can't explain, see if `strings` can explain
ClosesHomebrew/homebrew#23824.
Signed-off-by: Mike McQuaid <mike@mikemcquaid.com>
When a formula is removed from core and installed let's tap it so users
can get updates without caring which tap we want to put things in.
This should allow us to migrate a lot of things to taps.
ClosesHomebrew/homebrew#23760.
Ruby's OpenURI library is somewhat broken under 1.8 and chokes on
otherwise valid values of http(s)_proxy. Use curl to get the mirror list
instead.
FixesHomebrew/homebrew#23708.
The name is pretty self explanatory, it unlinks all installed
applications found under `brew --prefix` from either `~/Applications` or
`/Applications`
ClosesHomebrew/homebrew#22729.
Signed-off-by: Adam Vandenberg <flangy@gmail.com>
Previously if a bottle had no checksum for a particular platform (i.e.
currently there are no Mavericks bottles) then it would generate a
different revision (and thus filename) to the rest of the bottles being
generated which meant bottles needed to be manually renamed.
Instead check the actual bottle object's checksums to make sure that
we've looked at the previous bottles for all platforms rather than just
the current one.
