Arch Linux

I'm currently working on the policy, I'll post an update soon.
I flagged it outdated as it should at least be renamed properly.

flagged out of date 2013-12-12 - with no comment
so... still required or not?

This package is still necessary to build selinux-usr-checkpolicy, so that correctly builds selinux-refpolicy. It is possible to build selinux-usr-checkpolicy without it, but it then fails to build the policy. However, when the building is done, It can be then replaced by [core] flex.

Forced !makeflags, so it should build on multithreading machines without user intervention in /etc/makepkg.conf.

Well it is makedependency for checkpolicy, which then succeeds to build the policy.

At least for me. Since the time I managed to build the policy on one machine and not to build it on the ohter machine, I lost fate in such statements. Try it with it and without it and one of the variants may succeed.

So this is still required?

To build on multicore, make sure you have default value of -j in /etc/makepkg.conf, then it builds fine.

Thank you, added as dependency.

required bison to build

Please try, but I think it still holds.

Confirming Nicky726' comment: still happening.
Strangely, MAKEFLAGS=-j1 in front of makepkg didn't help
- if I CTRL+Z in between, then mkdir -p pkg/usr/man/man1, then 'fg', then the make install command succeeds.

Q: This version seems quite old - should the current non-selinux-variant work now as well?
(I'll try...)

I am a robot. AUR guidelines suggest to not include binaries. Examples:
selinux-flex/flex-arch.patch.gz
Compressed files detected. This robot will not bother you again.

This package seems to currently not build on multi-core/HT machines, on single-core it builds just fine though.