provide a more convinient definition for cppflags and ldflags

openpkg/openpkg.spec

@@ -39,8 +39,8 @@
 #   o any cc(1)
 
 #   the package version and release
-%define       V_openpkg 20021120
-%define       R_openpkg 20021120
+%define       V_openpkg 20021122
+%define       R_openpkg 20021122
 
 #   the used software versions
 %define       V_rpm     4.0.2

openpkg/rpmmacros

@@ -161,8 +161,8 @@
 #   tool options
 %l_mflags(O)             %(%{l_sane_env}; %{l_rpmtool} flags -m %{-O:-O} %{l_make})
 %l_cflags(O)             %(%{l_sane_env}; %{l_rpmtool} flags -c %{-O:-O} %{l_cc})
-%l_cppflags              -I%{l_prefix}/include
-%l_ldflags               -L%{l_prefix}/lib
+%l_cppflags()            %(flags="-I%{l_prefix}/include"; for pkg in %*; do flags="$flags -I%{l_prefix}/include/$pkg"; done; echo $flags)
+%l_ldflags()             %(flags="-L%{l_prefix}/lib"; for pkg in %*; do flags="$flags -L%{l_prefix}/lib/$pkg"; done; echo $flags)
 
 #   determine the current username
 %l_whoami                %((id -un) 2>/dev/null || (whoami) 2>/dev/null || (who am i | cut "-d " -f1) 2>/dev/null || echo $LOGNAME)