Fix altNames behavior
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@ -855,8 +855,13 @@ macro getHeader*(header: static[string], giturl: static[string] = "", dlurl: sta
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## `cmake` and `make` in case additional configuration is required as part of the build process.
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##
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## `altNames` is a list of alternate names for the library - e.g. zlib uses `zlib.h` for the header but
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## the typical lib name is `libz.so` and not `libzlib.so`. In this case, `altNames = "z"`. Comma
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## separate for multiple alternate names.
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## the typical lib name is `libz.so` and not `libzlib.so`. However, it is libzlib.dll on Windows if built
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## with cmake. In this case, `altNames = "z,zlib"`. Comma separate for multiple alternate names without
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## spaces.
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##
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## The original header name is not included by default if `altNames` is set since it could cause the
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## wrong lib to be selected. E.g. `SDL2/SDL.h` could pick `libSDL.so` even if `altNames = "SDL2"`.
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## Explicitly include it in `altNames` like the `zlib` example when required.
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##
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## `xxxPreBuild` is a hook that is called after the source code is pulled from Git or downloaded but
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## before the library is built. This might be needed if some initial prep needs to be done before
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@ -902,9 +907,7 @@ macro getHeader*(header: static[string], giturl: static[string] = "", dlurl: sta
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""
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if altNames.len != 0:
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let
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names = "(" & name & "|" & altNames.replace(",", "|") & ")"
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lre = lre % names
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lre = lre % ("(" & altNames.replace(",", "|") & ")")
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else:
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lre = lre % name
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@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ getHeader(
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giturl = "https://github.com/madler/zlib",
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dlurl = "http://zlib.net/zlib-$1.tar.gz",
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outdir = baseDir,
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altNames = "z"
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altNames = "z,zlib"
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)
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cPlugin:
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