use alienfile; # PkgConfig uses the pkg-config negotiator to pick the best # available implementation (as of this writing, in order: # libpkgconf, pkg-config, PkgConfig,pm), to determine # if the system already provides the library. In addition, # it gets the version, cflags and libs during either a # "system" or "share" install. plugin 'PkgConfig' => 'liblzma'; # in addition to the library, we require that the xz command # is also available. plugin 'Probe::CommandLine' => ( command => 'xz', secondary => 1, ); share { # items in the share block relate to building the package # from source. It is called share because it will be # installed into a dist level share directory in your # perl lib. # The Download negotiator picks the best method for # downloading the package. It uses the version # regex to parse out the version number from the # tarball so that it can pick the most recent # version. start_url 'http://tukaani.org/xz/'; plugin Download => ( version => qr/^xz-([0-9\.]+)\.tar\.gz$/, ); # The Extract negotiator picks the best method for # extracting from the tarball. We give it a hint # here that we expect the tarball to be .gz compressed # in case it needs to load extra modules to # decompress. plugin Extract => 'tar.gz'; # The Autoconf plugin builds using the standard # configure and make tools. It uses a DESTDIR # ( https://www.gnu.org/prep/standards/html_node/DESTDIR.html ) # to ensure that the prefix during the build # (ie when you install the Alien::xz module) # matches the prefix during runtime # (ie when you use it from XZ::XS). plugin 'Build::Autoconf'; # This package doesn't build a dynamic library by default, but if # it did this would make sure that it wasn't used with XS. # (See Alien::Build::Manual::AlienAuthor for details). plugin 'Gather::IsolateDynamic'; };