Since you are working with perl modules, you may find that cpanspec
will do a good part of what you want...
http://cpanspec.sourceforge.net/
http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Perl/cpanspec
I use this for building stuff against Centos 4, using mach to do the
actual builds (to ensure they are built in a clean environment).
However there is still a significant degree of manual work in here -
BSD ports works because someone has already scripted the manual stuff
for you :-)
My method is to produce a large pile of SRPMs and iteratively feed
them to mach for building (I have not as yet been persuaded that
doing real depsolving on these to order them will be faster than just
feeding them to mach until they build, so I just pass each one in
order to mach, if it fails to build its put back on the bottom of the
queue). In my case it rarely takes longer than one decent pub lunch
to build the lot (and by that time I may be less inclined to care).
Mach can be found at
http://thomas.apestaart.org/projects/mach/
There are alternatives for mach (Fedora uses something different, but
I like mach)
Nigel.
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