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#!/bin/sh # Based on /usr/share/doc/emacsen-common/sample-package-install-foo.gz. # # Unlike the example, we place symlinks to the elisp source alongside # the compiled bytecode, so the .el source is available to the various # Emacs help tools. Putting .el and .elc files in the same directory # keeps "list-load-path-shadows" happy. set -e FLAVOR=$1 el_files="git.el git-blame.el" el_dir=/usr/share/git-core/emacs elc_dir=/usr/share/$FLAVOR/site-lisp/git # The emacs startup file looks for these files in # /usr/share/${debian-emacs-flavor}/site-lisp/git. # Installing to the generic /usr/share/emacs/site-list/git would be # pointless. [ "$FLAVOR" != emacs ] || exit 0 printf 'install/git: Handling install of emacsen flavor %s\n' "$FLAVOR" [ -d "$elc_dir" ] || mkdir "$elc_dir" ( cd $elc_dir for i in $el_files do ln -sf $el_dir/$i $i done printf 'install/git: Byte-compiling for %s\n' "$FLAVOR" set -x $FLAVOR -batch -q -no-site-file -f batch-byte-compile $el_files )