45 lines
1.3 KiB
Makefile
45 lines
1.3 KiB
Makefile
#
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# Lua helper file for FreeBSD /usr/src builds.
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#
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# This file provides any necessary assistance for consumers of Lua in the base
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# system.
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.if !target(__<src.lua.mk>__)
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__<src.lua.mk>__:
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.include <bsd.own.mk>
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#
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# LUA_INSTALL_PATH and LUA_CMD describe where the internal lua has been
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# installed to, along with the name of the internal command. The default
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# name is flua.
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#
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# LUA_CMD can be overwritten to point to a Lua that isn't flua. This is fine,
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# but parts of the src build that use it may have certain expectations that
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# may only be fulfilled by the in-tree Lua. The user overwriting it is expected
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# to understand these and provide the expectations.
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#
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# flua is currently equivalent to Lua 5.3, with the following modules:
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# - luafilesystem
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# - lua-posix
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#
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LUA_INSTALL_PATH?= ${LIBEXECDIR}
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LUA_CMD?= flua
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#
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# Some standalone usage may want a variable that tries to find the lua command,
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# and cannot necessarily embed the logic for trying to find it amongst bootstrap
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# tools. For these, we provide the LUA variable.
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#
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# The LUA variable should point to LUA_CMD on the system, if it exists.
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# Otherwise, consumers will have to settle for a PATH search and PATH being
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# appropriately set.
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#
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.if !defined(LUA) && exists(${LUA_INSTALL_PATH}/${LUA_CMD})
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LUA= ${LUA_INSTALL_PATH}/${LUA_CMD}
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.else
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LUA?= ${LUA_CMD}
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.endif
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.endif # !target(__<src.lua.mk>__)
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