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Wrap the specified program (which must reside in the OUTPUT's "/bin" directory) with suitably set environment variables.
This is like qt-build-systems's phase "qt-wrap", but only the named program is wrapped.
Implement qt-build-systems's phase "qt-wrap": look for executables in "bin", "sbin" and "libexec" of all outputs and create wrappers with suitably set environment variables if found.
Wrapping is not applied to outputs whose name is listed in QT-WRAP-EXCLUDED-OUTPUTS. This is useful when an output is known not to contain any Qt binaries, and where wrapping would gratuitously add a dependency of that output on Qt.
Build the given R package, applying all of PHASES in order.
Build the given Perl6 package, applying all of PHASES in order.
Build the given Erlang package, applying all of PHASES in order.
Build the given Ren'py package, applying all of PHASES in order.
Build a given SCons application, applying all of PHASES in order.
Read the reference graph as produced by #:references-graphs from PORT and return it as a list of <store-info> records in topological order--i.e., leaves come first. IOW, store items in the resulting list can be registered in the order in which they appear.
The reference graph format consists of sequences of lines like this:
FILE DERIVER NUMBER-OF-REFERENCES REF1 ... REFN
It is meant as an internal format.
Populate the store under directory TARGET with the items specified in REFERENCE-GRAPHS, a list of reference-graph files. Items copied to TARGET maintain timestamps and permissions. When DEDUPLICATE? is true, deduplicate regular files as they are copied to TARGET.
Copy ITEM, a store item, to the store under TARGET, the target root directory. When DEDUPLICATE? is true, deduplicate it within TARGET.
Return an estimate of the size of the closure described by REFERENCE-GRAPHS, a list of reference-graph files.
Return the size in bytes of FILE, entering it if FILE is a directory.