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The runtime performance difference is nonexistent, while build times
with tcc doing an extra build are slightly slower.
(In the original PGO gist script this code was supposed to avoid a
bug in pty. That bug appears to have since been fixed.)
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Most of the installation is now handled by the bin/package script
itself, rather than being done manually. For this to work the
file(1) command bin/package uses to determine the architecture must be
invoked with the --no-sandbox flag, since fakeroot will ordinarily
prevent it from functioning because of seccomp restrictions. The patch
for this was rejected upstream.
For more information: https://github.com/ksh93/ksh/pull/769
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See https://github.com/ksh93/ksh/commit/f2bc1f45
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If the build flags in makepkg.conf change after the previous build, the
bin/package script will force the build to fail. Delete the build
directory beforehand to prevent this scenario.
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Set ${_all_libcmd} to '1' or 'yes' to enable the full set of ksh
builtins available in libcmd. These are listed via the 'builtin'
built-in and can be executed via the /opt/ast/bin virtual file path or
by loading them with builtin(1).
This also updates the fallback to use -O2 for better performance
(although in normal circumstances it's never used).
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- The documentation for libast and libshell is now installed to
/usr/share/man/man3ast (to avoid filename conflicts with other
packages).
- The COPYRIGHT file from the repository is now also installed
to the license folder alongside LICENSE.md.
- Reorganized the PKGBUILD with comment updates.
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Just because an entry in /etc/shells exists for /bin/*ksh doesn't mean
an equivalent entry for /usr/bin also exists in the file. This could
cause the following error to occur in some rare situations:
The value for the SHELL variable was not found in the /etc/shells file
A for loop is now used to explicitly check for both entries, which
should mitigate that rare issue.
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sample.kshrc:
- Only run id(1) once and store the result in ${euid}, which avoids
running the id command every time the PS1 prompt is printed. While
this optimization is minor and likely won't have a noticable effect
for everyone, on my own machine this change removes a small (and
annoying) delay after pressing the Enter key at an empty prompt.
- Set .sh.value instead of PS1 in the PS1.get discipline function.
(This change is purely for stylistic reasons.)
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Currently, the only actively maintaned fork of ksh93 is ksh93u+m. This
commit updates the ksh93-git AUR package to use 93u+m's dev branch.
Other changes:
- Support for pfksh was removed from ksh93u+m, so drop that from the AUR
package.
- Add support for rksh and ksh93 to /etc/shells.
- Update the example kshrc for use with ksh93u+m (I've made sure that it
remains backward compatible with ksh93u+ and ksh2020, should anyone
happen to use an older version of ksh).
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