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In the following, I go through the ScummVM configure script sequentially, and roughly describe what each part does. Three of these sections are highlighted (dubbed sections A, B and C). These three do somewhat similar things, namely set settings based on _host_os, _host resp. _backends. They are the primary reason for this analysis: Right now, they are used in a very inconsistent fashion, people currently mostly guess when they decide which of the three sections to use. I would like to analyze what each is really good for. Also, possibly move section C further up (right after section B if possible), so that its settings also can affect detection of libraries.

The line numbers refer to this revision.

Anyway, here we go:

line 1

general setup, default settings, functions, etc.

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First three examples that create groups G, K and a homomorphism hom
between them.

In the fourth section there is some generic test code...

Example abelian direct product:
-------------------------------
  # G = any abelian group; for this one with a "complicated"
  # representation.

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[user]
	name = Max Horn
	email = max@quendi.de
	signingkey = REDACTEDHASH
[alias]
	st = status
	ci = commit
	br = branch
	co = checkout
	df = diff

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Info4: <<
Package: readline6%type_pkg[-64bit]
Version: 6.2
Revision: 1
Maintainer: Fink Core Group <fink-core@lists.sourceforge.net>
Type: -64bit (boolean)
Architecture: ( %type_raw[-64bit] = -64bit ) powerpc, ( %type_raw[-64bit] = -64bit ) i386
#
Depends: %n-shlibs (= %v-%r), ( %type_raw[-64bit] = -64bit ) 64bit-cpu
BuildDepends: <<

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G:=Group( [
(26,51,76,101)(27,52,77,102)(28,53,78,103)(29,54,79,104)(30,55,80,105)
	(31,56,81,106)(32,57,82,107)(33,58,83,108)(34,59,84,109)(35,60,85,110)
	(36,61,86,111)(37,62,87,112)(38,63,88,113)(39,64,89,114)(40,65,90,115)
	(41,66,91,116)(42,67,92,117)(43,68,93,118)(44,69,94,119)(45,70,95,120)
	(46,71,96,121)(47,72,97,122)(48,73,98,123)(49,74,99,124)(50,75,100,125),
(2,16,26,77,44,7,91,54,108,50,37,67,93,74,8,96,104,60,63,48,47,42,17,41)
	(3,21,51,103,75,13,121,80,39,57,68,98,124,85,14,106,30,87,94,59,58,73,23,71)
	(4,6,76,29,82,19,31,102,70,88,99,109,35,112,20,36,52,118,125,90,89,84,9,81)
	(5,11,101,55,113,25,61,28,97,119,110,40,62,43,22,66,78,49,32,117,120,115,15,111)

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# Add alias for TheSin's fink tree, and fetch it
git remote add TheSin https://github.com/TheSin-/fink
git fetch TheSin
# Setup local branch 'thesin-dpkg' to track TheSin's master branch
git co -b thesin-dpkg TheSin/master

# The first commit that modified @addlist in perlmod/Fink/Bootstrap.pm
# was commit 7b3cc78525. Thus we want to insert a commit *before*
# it that changes @addlist to span multiple lines.
# Therefore, we want to rebase interactively on the *grandparent*.

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#!/bin/sh

HG_DIRS=". doc/DevManual"
GIT_DIRS=

# Find packages using Mercurial, if any
for pkg in pkg/*/.hg ; do
  if [ $pkg = "pkg/*/.hg" ] ; then
    break
  fi

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LoadPackage("gapdoc");;

MakeGAPDocDoc( ".", "libsing", [ "../PackageInfo.g" ], "libsing" );;


LoadPackage( "GAPDoc" );

# Determine GAPROOT
if IsRecord(GAPInfo.SystemEnvironment) and
   IsBound(GAPInfo.SystemEnvironment.GAPROOT) then

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#!/bin/sh -e
#
# This script generates a .tar.gz, .tar.bz2 and .zip for a GAP package.
# This requires that a tag has been set of the form "v3.1". You then
# may invoke this script like this:
#    ./make_dist.sh PKGNAME 3.1
# and the rest happens automatically.
# If a checkout of the website repository is present, this script
# also copies relevant files (PackageInfo.g, documentation) there.

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#!/usr/bin/env python
#
# Copyright (c) 2012 Felipe Contreras
#

# Inspired by Rocco Rutte's hg-fast-export

# Just copy to your ~/bin, or anywhere in your $PATH.
# Then you can clone with:
# git clone hg::/path/to/mercurial/repo/