cygport − Cygwin source packaging tool
cygport [OPTIONS] CYGPORT_FILE COMMAND [COMMAND2 ...]
cygport is a utility for creating and building Cygwin software packages.
OPTIONS may
include the following:
−−jobs, −j N
specify the number of jobs to use
−−32, −4
build package for i686 Cygwin
−−64, −8
build package for x86_64 Cygwin
−−debug
enable debugging messages
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−−version, −v show the version |
−−help, −h
show this help
The −−32 and −−64 options are mutually exclusive.
On Cygwin, if neither the −−32 nor −−64 options are enabled, the package will be built for the architecture on which cygport is run. On other systems, the x86_64 architecture is the default.
COMMAND may be
one or more of the following:
download
download upstream sources from Internet
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prep |
create working directory, unpack sources and apply patches |
compile
run all compilation steps
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test |
run the package’s test suite, if one exists |
install
install into a DESTDIR, and run post−installation steps
srcpackage
create source package
package
create binary and source packages
package−test
create binary and source packages, marked as test
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upload |
upload finished packages to cygwin.com |
announce
send an announcement email to cygwin.com
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finish |
delete the working directory |
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all |
run prep, compile, install and package |
all−test
run prep, compile, install and package−test
repro−build
rebuild from created source package to temp directory
repro−diff
check whether packages from original and rebuild differ
repro−check
run repro−build and repro−diff
repro−finish
delete the temp directory used for rebuild
See the included README file for further documentation.
Report bugs to <cygwin−apps@cygwin.com>.
Copyright © 2020 Cygport authors
This program comes with NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law.
You may redistribute copies of this program under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
For more information about these matters, see the file named COPYING.
Written for the Cygwin project <https://cygwin.com/>.