opam-version: "2.0" maintainer: "7895506+MSoegtropIMC@users.noreply.github.com" homepage: "https://www.gnu.org/software/automake" authors: ["Jim Meyering" "David J. MacKenzie" "https://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/automake.git/tree/THANKS"] bug-reports: "https://www.gnu.org/software/automake/manual/html_node/Reporting-Bugs.html" license: "GPL-2.0-or-later" build: [ ["sh" "-exc" "automake --help"] {os = "win32" & os-distribution != "cygwinports"} [ "automake" "--help" ] {os != "win32" | os-distribution = "cygwinports"} ] depends: "conf-autoconf" depexts: [ # The list of supported os-family names can be derived from the opam sources (thanks Enrico) # https://github.com/ocaml/opam/blob/6aefe95e60084e63d01b1c7c028b6b77de1f839f/src/state/opamSysInteract.ml#L84-L123 # The package name for many Linux/BSD/macOS/cygwin/msys platforms can be searched here (thanks Théo) # https://repology.org specifically https://repology.org/project/automake/versions # Not listed above but supported by opam are oraclelinix, ol, rhel [ "automake" ] {os-family = "alpine"} [ "automake" ] {os-family = "amzn"} [ "automake" ] {os-family = "arch"} [ "automake" ] {os-family = "archlinux"} [ "automake" ] {os-family = "centos"} # Note: although https://repology.org/project/automake/versions states debian has only automake packages # with explicit versions, there is an "automake" package, at least on Ubuntu 18.04 [ "automake" ] {os-family = "debian"} [ "automake" ] {os-family = "ubuntu"} [ "automake" ] {os-family = "fedora"} [ "sys-devel/automake" ] {os-family = "gentoo"} [ "automake" ] {os-family = "homebrew"} [ "automake" ] {os-family = "macports"} [ "automake" ] {os-family = "mageia"} [ "automake" ] {os-family = "suse" | os-family = "opensuse"} [ "devel/automake" ] {os-family = "bsd"} [ "automake" ] {os-family = "nixos"} [ "system:automake" ] {os = "win32" & os-distribution = "cygwinports"} [ "automake" ] {os-distribution = "cygwin"} ] synopsis: "Virtual package relying on GNU automake" description: "This package can only install if GNU automake is installed on the system." flags: conf