py-pyne @0.4 add port

[mf2k (Frank Schima)]

Comments:

• The maintainers line cannot be blank. For no maintainer you would put:

maintainers nomaintainer

• The distfiles line should not be set directly. Based on your distname, you can just delete the line because that is the distfiles line that would be generated.
• It looks like the version is actually 0.4-rc1. Is that correct? Use that as the version.
• You are hard coding the version number in the distname and that is not correct. You should be using:

distname ${realname}-${version}

[cameron.r.bates@…]

I updated the maintainers and distname as suggested but if I try and remove the distfiles line it looks for pyne-0.4-rc1.tar.gz instead of 0.4-rc1.tar.gz.

[mf2k (Frank Schima)]

That's an odd archive name. In any event, then the distname is incorrect and simply needs to be "${version}".

[cameron.r.bates@…]

Replying to mf2k@…:

That's an odd archive name. In any event, then the distname is incorrect and simply needs to be "${version}".

So github is a bit funny the way it packages archives. The archive is hosted at ${version}${extract.suffix} but that points to an archive that is actually downloaded as ${realname}-${version}${extract.suffix} because of this changing distname to anything else will lead the build to fail as far as I can tell.

[mf2k (Frank Schima)]

I should have noticed that. This port should use the github portgroup which handles all of these quirks. See the OpenBLAS port, among many others, for an example of how to implement that.

[cameron.r.bates@…]

Replying to mf2k@…:

I should have noticed that. This port should use the github portgroup which handles all of these quirks. See the OpenBLAS port, among many others, for an example of how to implement that.

Using the github portgroup made everything much simpler. Should be good for another look now.

[cameron.r.bates@…]

Anything else that is needed before this can be merged?

[mf2k (Frank Schima)]

This does not work for me. I had to manually set the name to py-pyne and then I hit an error. My Portfile attached along with my main.log.

[cameron.r.bates@…]

The build is failing because it can't find the cython binary. We're working on a fix for our cmake script right now. I'll update the Portfile as soon as it's been merged.

[cameron.r.bates@…]

The build issue should be fixed now.

[petrrr]

Cc Me!

[mf2k (Frank Schima)]

Sorry for the delay. Added in r127990 with the following changes:

• Used the hdf5 port instead of the obsolete hdf5-18.
• Per latest python policy, removed the py33 sub-port.