C++ class for reading and writing XML structures. No need for a C++ code parser or special pre compiler. Specify a schema entirly in native C++. The schema is verified when XML is read and exceptions are thrown when the XML to be parse is invalid.
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#! /bin/bash -ex
## @id $Id$
## Resolve RPM Build Dependencies
## Installs all the required packages
## Call: ./resolve-rpmbuilddeps 'name of build schroot'
## e.g. call: ./resolve-rpmbuilddeps opensuse-13.2_x86_64
## 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
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SCHROOTNAME="$1"
PACKAGE_NAME=$(sed -n 's/^ *m4_define(x_package_name, \(.*\)).*/\1/p' configure.ac)
PKGCONFIGS="${2:-epel-release}" # packages to configure yum
if test -n "${SCHROOTNAME}"; then
FILES=$(LANG= schroot -c ${SCHROOTNAME} -- rpmbuild -bb --clean --nobuild --define "_topdir ." --define "_sourcedir ." ${PACKAGE_NAME}.spec 2>&1 | sed -n 's, is needed by.*,,p')
if test -n "${FILES}"; then
FIRST=$(echo "${FILES}" | egrep -o "${PKGCONFIGS// /|}")
if test -n "${FIRST}"; then
schroot -c ${SCHROOTNAME} -u root -- yum install -y ${FIRST} || \
schroot -c ${SCHROOTNAME} -u root -- zypper install -y ${FIRST} || \
schroot -c ${SCHROOTNAME} -u root -- dnf install -y ${FIRST}
fi
schroot -c ${SCHROOTNAME} -u root -- yum install -y ${FILES} || \
schroot -c ${SCHROOTNAME} -u root -- zypper install -y ${FILES} || \
schroot -c ${SCHROOTNAME} -u root -- dnf install -y ${FILES}
fi
else
FILES=$(LANG= rpmbuild -bb --clean --nobuild --define "_topdir ." --define "_sourcedir ." ${PACKAGE_NAME}.spec 2>&1 | sed -n 's, is needed by.*,,p')
if test -n "${FILES}"; then
FIRST=$(echo "${FILES}" | egrep -o "${PKGCONFIGS// /|}")
if test -n "${FIRST}"; then
yum install -y ${FIRST} || \
zypper install -y ${FIRST} || \
dnf install -y ${FIRST}
fi
yum install -y ${FILES} || \
zypper install -y ${FILES} || \
dnf install -y ${FILES}
fi
fi
echo "**** Success: All Dependencies Resolved"