x86_64 is used as a baseline: the "x86_64" entry, whatever status it has,
is transformed into "all", and then the other entries in ARCHITECTURES
either dropped or rearranged appropriately.
This is a tool for optimizing PDFs generated by TeX.
It is an optional dependency for LilyPond (but actually using it when building
LilyPond breaks its build because of problems with GhostScript).
Note: this does not actually depend on texlive, so it can be built and provided
in HaikuPorts.
* add texlive 2020
changes in addition to bump and required changes:
- uses system libraries where feasible instead of bundled ones
- uses install-tl and tlpdb from a source tarball instead of an SVN checkout (removes the dependency on svn)
* first attempt at splitting up the package
add a texmf and texmf_doc subpackage containing $dataDir/texlive/texmf-dist{,/doc}
this is both to work around Haiku ticket #12116 (and still have docs) as well as
making the package more managable in general.
Ideally the package should be split up according to texlive collections, but
that would require parsing of texlive.tlpdb of some sort.
* replace envsubst with sed replacements
envsubst doesn't work because haikuporter's variables are not exported and are only available in the recipe itself
* replace the tlpdb tarball with the extra tarball which contains some of the yet missing files
also, change the SELFAUTO patch dynamically in the recipe to use $dataDir (i.e. a /packages based path) instead of hard-coding /boot/system/data. This way the installed tools can also be used during the INSTALL phase in the haikuports recipe itself.
* files that are copied directly by install-tl need to be copied and not linked (otherwise it copies the symlink which doesn't work in the installed system)
