Add expat-2.0.1 and perl-5.10.0 templates.
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# Example template build file for 'expat-2.0.1'
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#
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# Name of the package, sometimes you need a different name than
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# the one used in the source distribution file.
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pkgname=expat-2.0.1
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# Suffix extraction, only supported: zip and tar/tar+(gz|bzip2).
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extract_sufx=".tar.gz"
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# Use this if pkgname doesn't match or if there are multiple
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# source distribution files.
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#distfiles=""
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# URL to fetch
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url=http://kent.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/expat/
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# Arguments passed to configure if $build_style = {,gnu_}configure.
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#configure_args=""
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# Arguments passed to configure through the environment
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#configure_env=""
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# Build style: gnu_configure, bsd-makefile, gnu-makefile, configure.
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build_style=gnu_configure
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# Passed flags to the 'make' command before building the package.
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#make_build_args=""
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# Passed flags to the 'make' command before installing the package.
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#make_install_args=""
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# Short description, max 1 line of 72 chars.
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short_desc="XML parser library written in C"
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# Maintainer of this pkg: name <email>.
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maintainer="Juan RP <xtraeme@gmail.com>"
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# Checksum of file with rmd160.
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checksum=d31bcb152adaff9e358968be1ea901e1b4ed3b2f
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# Long description. Preferibly first line should be left blank
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# and use a whitespace while starting lines.
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#
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# Please also respect 72 chars per line if possible (max 80).
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#
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long_desc="
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This is James Clark's expat XML parser library in C. It is a stream
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oriented parser that requires setting handlers to deal with the
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structure that the parser discovers in the document."
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# ----*---- ----*-----
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# Example template build file for 'perl-5.10.0'.
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# ----*---- ----*-----
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#
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# Name of the package, sometimes you need a different name than
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# the one used in the source distribution file.
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pkgname=perl-5.10.0
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# Suffix extraction, only supported: zip and tar/tar+(gz|bzip2).
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extract_sufx=".tar.gz"
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# Use this if pkgname doesn't match or if there are multiple
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# source distribution files.
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#distfiles=""
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# URL to fetch
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url=http://www.cpan.org/src
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# Use this if the configure script is not named 'configure'.
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configure_script="Configure"
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# Arguments passed to configure if $build_style = {,gnu_}configure.
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configure_args="-Dusethreads -des -Dprefix=$PKGFS_DESTDIR/$pkgname
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-Ui_malloc -Uusemymalloc -Dinstallstyle=lib/perl5"
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# Arguments passed to configure through the environment
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#configure_env=""
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# Build style: gnu_configure, bsd-makefile, gnu-makefile, configure.
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build_style=configure
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# Passed flags to the 'make' command before building the package.
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#make_build_args=""
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# Passed flags to the 'make' command before installing the package.
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#make_install_args=""
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# Short description, max 1 line of 72 chars.
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short_desc="Practical Extraction and Report Language"
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# Maintainer of this pkg: name <email>.
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maintainer="Juan RP <xtraeme@gmail.com>"
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# Checksum of file with rmd160.
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checksum=c6614fc99a162790a703f91085b24a60af903ba2
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# Long description. Preferibly first line should be left blank
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# and use a whitespace while starting lines.
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#
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# Please also respect 72 chars per line if possible (max 80).
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#
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long_desc="
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Perl is a general-purpose programming language originally developed
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for text manipulation and now used for a wide range of tasks including
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system administration, web development, network programming, GUI
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development, and more. The language is intended to be practical (easy
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to use, efficient, complete) rather than beautiful (tiny, elegant,
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minimal). Its major features are that it's easy to use, supports both
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procedural and object-oriented (OO) programming, has powerful built-in
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support for text processing, and has one of the world's most impressive
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collections of third-party modules."
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