threads.spec

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%define	prefix      /usr/local
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Summary:     Library for mutliple threads in C++
Name:        threads
Autoreqprov: on
Version:     3.6
Release:     1
Copyright:   GPL
Vendor:      豶n E. Hansen
Url:         http://threads.sourceforge.net
Packager:    豶n E. Hansen
Group:       Development/Libraries
Source:      http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/threads/threads-%{version}.tar.gz
BuildRoot:   /tmp/buildroot/
Provides:    threads

%description
Threads is a library that wrappes around the clone system call, to give threads
inside a C++ program.  It does so by providing a C++ class, called pthread for
convention.  As well as mutex for mutual exclusion of parallel processes,
condition variables and semaphores.  It also follows SGI's STL suggestions
and provides thread safety to allocator classes... as well as process
scoping for synchronisation classes mutex/cond/semaphore.

%package -n threads-dev
Summary:     Development libraries and include headers for threads
Group:       Development/Libraries
Requires:    threads
Provides:    threads-dev
Autoreqprov: on

%description -n threads-dev
These are the include headers for the thread package, the static
library and a link to the dynamic libraries that makes this version
the default version linked against when compiling.
.
To make any thread development, with the threads library, you need 
this package installed.

%package -n threads-examples
Summary:     Example sources and programs.
Group:       Development/C++
Requires:    threads
Provides:    threads-examples
Autoreqprov: on

%description -n threads-examples
These are some examples of threaded C++ applications.  By implementing 
several threads, they demonstrate the use of mutex, condition variables 
to synchronise them as well as use of semaphores.  Threaded handling of 
data input/output via the pthread_io class, to implement a small server 
and client, and other thread realted classes.
.
Here you will find solutions to common problems concerning synchronisation
of threads, as well as processes that use the process scoping method.

%prep
%setup
./configure --prefix=%{prefix} --enable-shared --with-install-root=$RPM_BUILD_ROOT
make

%install
make DESTDIR=$RPM_BUILD_ROOT install

rm examples/*.o
rm examples/Makefile.in
rm examples/Makefile.am

bzip2 ${RPM_BUILD_ROOT}%{prefix}/man/man3/*
bzip2 ${RPM_BUILD_ROOT}%{prefix}/man/man7/*

mv ${RPM_BUILD_ROOT}%{prefix}/include/threads/thread.h ${RPM_BUILD_ROOT}%{prefix}/include

%clean
rm -rf $RPM_BUILD_ROOT

%files
%doc COPYING INSTALL README TODO NEWS
%{prefix}/lib/libthreads.so.3*

%files -n threads-examples
%{prefix}/lib/threads/*

%files -n threads-dev
%doc doc/html
%{prefix}/include/thread.h
%{prefix}/include/threads/*.h
%{prefix}/lib/libthreads.a
%{prefix}/lib/libthreads.so
%{prefix}/man/man7/threads.7*
%{prefix}/man/man3/pthread.3*
%{prefix}/man/man3/mutex.3*
%{prefix}/man/man3/cond.3*
%{prefix}/man/man3/semaphore.3*