On Mon, May 22, 2006 at 10:09:57AM +0200, Christian Joensson wrote:
> darn, I was afraid that that was the case... just to conclude, I
> would have needed it, but I guess that's the rpm ideal, everything in
> the spec file, not much command line or environment settings that
> override the spec file. is this perception of mine
You can not override the spec file, but you can still replace
%define build_ada 1
in the spec file by something like
%define build_ada %{?my_build_ada}%{?!my_build_ada:1}
(untested), which would mean that "1" is taken when you don't
define "my_build_ada", or the value of %{my_build_ada} when you
define it on the command line with
--define 'my_build_ada 0'
As said, it's untested, as I'm not sure about whether the
evaluation of %{?!my_build_ada:...} actually works when the
value is zero.
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