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#!/bin/sh
echo $CFLAGS | grep -q "DEBUG"
if [ $? != 0 ]; then
echo "* Stripping"
strip eazel-installer
fi
echo "* Packing"
cp eazel-installer hest
gzexe hest
echo "* Patching"
(
echo "#!/bin/sh"
# Curses to GNU grep and its quest to protect the world
# from having to look at the innards of binary files. If
# it matches, tell me where! Just watch, they'll make sed
# detect binaries too and break this again.
skip=$(sed -n '/skip=/s/skip=//p' hest)
# And Red Hat 7's gzexe is broken and puts the wrong line
# count in. I'm going to hope that other versions do the
# right thing rather than hardwiring more mysterious numbers.
case "`cat /etc/redhat-release`" in
*" 7.0 "*)
skip=26
;;
esac
extraskip=$(expr $skip + $(wc -l < prescript))
echo "skip=$extraskip"
cat prescript
sed -e '1,2d' -e 's/set -C//' hest
) > eazel-installer.sh
rm hest
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