On Sun, 23 Apr 2000, Andrew Brown wrote:

-># >mk.conf is NOT just for pkgsrc if it's in /etc.  It's for building
-># >anything, really.  For example, I put the directives in there so
-># >that it doesn't build profiling libs when I build my system (I use
-># >them so infrequently...)... it's not specifically for pkgsrc,
-># no, but aren't most of the things it contains in there because of
-># pkgsrc requiring so many knobs and buttons? 
-> 
->There appears to be an '.ifndef BSD_PKG_MK/.else' in there.
-
- where?  i cvs update'd pkgsrc a few days ago and i don't see it...

Right here:
# $NetBSD: mk.conf.example,v 1.133 2000/04/20 04:02:55 wiz Exp $
...

# Deal with namespace issues.  BSD_PKG_MK is always defined when "make"
# is invoked in pkgsrc, but never in src or xsrc. Don't forget to add the
# ".endif" at the bottom.
.ifndef BSD_PKG_MK
#	Non-package stuff
.else
#	Begin Package stuff

#
#	Firstly, definitions for NetBSD and package collection...
#
...
				--*greywolf;
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