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# Makefile snippet defining the following vendor-related variables: # # DEB_VENDOR: output of dpkg-vendor --query Vendor # DEB_PARENT_VENDOR: output of dpkg-vendor --query Parent (can be empty) # # The snippet also defines a macro "dpkg_vendor_derives_from" that you can # use to verify if the current vendor derives from another vendor with a # simple test like this one: # ifeq ($(call dpkg_vendor_derives_from ubuntu),yes) # ... # endif dpkg_late_eval ?= $(or $(value DPKG_CACHE_$(1)),$(eval DPKG_CACHE_$(1) := $(shell $(2)))$(value DPKG_CACHE_$(1))) DEB_VENDOR = $(call dpkg_late_eval,DEB_VENDOR,dpkg-vendor --query Vendor) DEB_PARENT_VENDOR = $(call dpkg_late_eval,DEB_PARENT_VENDOR,dpkg-vendor --query Parent) dpkg_vendor_derives_from = dpkg-vendor --derives-from $(1) && echo yes || echo no
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