OS-2559 illumos-extra should provide native node in proto.strap

          --- old/node.js/Makefile
          +++ new/node.js/Makefile

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  21   21  # Copyright (c) 2013, Joyent, Inc.  All rights reserved.
  22   22  #
  23   23  
  24   24  MAJOR_VER =     0.8
  25      -VER =   node-v0.8.20
       25 +VER =           node-v0.8.20
  26   26  
  27   27  include ../Makefile.defs
  28   28  
  29   29  NODE_ROOT =     $(DESTDIR)/usr/node/$(MAJOR_VER)
  30   30  VERSIONJS =     $(NODE_ROOT)/node_modules/platform_node_version.js
  31   31  
  32   32  CFLAGS +=       -Wno-unknown-pragmas
  33   33  
  34   34  #
  35   35  # Node's build system is super broken.  If we pass it LIBS at configure time,

  36   36  # it ignores it.  If we pass it LIBS at make time, it completely replaces all
  37   37  # libraries, including those the build system itself would normally add.

  38   38  # So our only option is to add this to LDFLAGS, which has to be passed at
  39   39  # build time... including for the install target, because the generated
  40   40  # makefiles have missing dependencies and rebuild stuff when installing.
  41   41  # This has to be the most complicated, baroque, pointlessly wrong way
  42   42  # imaginable to build something with a few dozen source files.  The next time
  43   43  # you are here reading this and trying to work around the next piece of
  44   44  # Node build stupidity, just stop.  Rip all this out, write a simple makefile,
  45   45  # and copy it in at unpack time like we do for bzip2.
  46   46  #
  47   47  LDFLAGS +=      -lumem
       48 +
       49 +ifeq ($(STRAP),strap)
       50 +        LDFLAGS += $(SYSLIBDIRS:%=-R$(DESTDIR)/%)
       51 +endif
  48   52  
  49   53  AUTOCONF_OPTS += \
  50   54          --with-dtrace \
  51   55          --openssl-use-sys \
  52   56          --openssl-libpath=$(DESTDIR)/lib \
  53   57          --openssl-includes=$(DESTDIR)/usr/include \
  54   58          --shared-openssl-libname=sunw_crypto,sunw_ssl \
  55   59          --shared-zlib \
  56   60          --shared-zlib-libpath=$(DESTDIR)/lib \
  57   61          --shared-zlib-includes=$(DESTDIR)/usr/include \

  58   62          --prefix=/usr/node/$(MAJOR_VER)
  59   63  
  60   64  AUTOCONF_CFLAGS =       CFLAGS="$(CPPFLAGS) $(CFLAGS)"
  61   65  AUTOCONF_LIBS =
  62   66  AUTOCONF_ENV +=         CXXFLAGS="$(CPPFLAGS) $(CFLAGS)"
  63   67  
  64   68  #
  65   69  # Jump through hoops to get the locally-run build tools to build with the
  66   70  # correct compiler and without referencing anything in the proto area.
  67   71  # This is needed because the proto area may contain libraries that are not
  68   72  # present or are of different versions on the build machine itself.  A
  69   73  # patch to the python configure program is also required to make this work.
  70   74  #
  71   75  AUTOCONF_ENV +=         LDFLAGS.host="-Wl,-i"
  72   76  AUTOCONF_ENV +=         CXX.host="$(BASE)/wrapper $(GXX.host)"
  73   77  AUTOCONF_ENV +=         CC.host="$(BASE)/wrapper $(GCC.host)"
  74   78  AUTOCONF_ENV +=         CXX_host="$(BASE)/wrapper $(GXX.host)"
  75   79  AUTOCONF_ENV +=         CC_host="$(BASE)/wrapper $(GCC.host)"
  76   80  AUTOCONF_ENV +=         LINK.host="$(BASE)/wrapper $(GXX.host)"
  77   81  
  78   82  OVERRIDES +=    $(AUTOCONF_ENV)
  79   83  
  80   84  AUTOCONF_OUT =  build/default/config.h
  81   85  
  82   86  PATCHES =       Patches/*
  83   87  CLEANFILES +=   genversionjs
  84   88  
  85   89  all: all_autoconf
  86   90  
  87   91  all_autoconf: wrapper
  88   92  
  89   93  #
  90   94  # We build a host tool against the installed header so that we can spew a
  91   95  # JavaScript file containing the version of the installed node.js binary.
  92   96  #
  93   97  genversionjs: genversionjs.c install_autoconf
  94   98          $(GCC.host) -o $@ -include $(NODE_ROOT)/include/node/node_version.h $<
  95   99  
  96  100  #
  97  101  # Ready for another hack?  This wrapper "translates" target gcc options into
  98  102  # ones suitable for running on the host during the build.  This is needed
  99  103  # because node's build system doesn't have any way to pass different options
 100  104  # for the host and taget, and tries to build host tools as part of the build.
 101  105  # Hooray, node!
 102  106  #
 103  107  wrapper: wrapper.c
 104  108          $(GCC.host) -Wall -Wextra -Werror -O2 -o $@ $<
 105  109  
 106  110  # - platform_node_version.js is autogenerated with the current node version
 107  111  # - we move man pages as we want them in /usr/node/0.8/man
 108  112  install: install_autoconf genversionjs
 109  113          mkdir -p $(NODE_ROOT)/node_modules
 110  114          ./genversionjs > $(VERSIONJS)
 111  115          rm -rf $(NODE_ROOT)/man
 112  116          mv $(NODE_ROOT)/share/man $(NODE_ROOT)/
 113  117  
 114  118  include ../Makefile.targ

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