java script exam see the attachment… The exam will focus on regular expressions and text processing as discussed in class and utilized in Lab 6 and understand the very basic Perl syntax that was utilized.i attache you lab6 and the question for the exam# build.conf — configuration information for building Subversion;
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include-wildcards=*.h *.i *.swg;
private-includes=subversion/include/private/*.h,
subversion/bindings/swig/include/*.swg subversion/libsvn_delta/compose_delta.c;
swig-python-opts=-python -classic;
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This is a workaround for a libtool bug, which manifests on Linux and similar;
ELF platforms, when linking to an installed Neon, and there are old;
cl ases, the run-before-installing version of the executables (.libs/lt-foo),;
gets given an ELF RPATH which includes the install directory *before* all the;
uninstalled libsvn_foo/.libs directories have been mentioned. This occurs;
because when libtool is at the point of handling Neon, it adds an RPATH entry;
pointing to its directory, but fails to correctly consider that it should;
prioritize all the RPATH entries for *un*installed libraries before all those;
for installed libraries, to avoid this bug. As a kludgy workaround, we add;
a mention of neon to the end of the libs lines for executables which;
indirectly link to libsvn_ra_neon, which has the effect of pulling the;
harmful RPATH entry toward the end of RPATH, enabling the executables to run;
correctlybefore installation, even when old versions of the subversion ;
libraries are present.;
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# The subversion command-line client;
description=Subversion Client;
type= exe;
path= subversion/svn;
type= project;
path= build/win32;
libs=svn svnadmin svndumpfilter svnlook svnmucc svnserve svnrdump svnsync;
type= project;
path= build/win32;
libs= __ALL__;
type= project;
path= build/win32;
libs=fs-libs ra-libs libsvn_client libsvn_subr libsvn_wc;
type= lib;
external-project= svn_config;
type= swig_project;
path= build/win32;
libs=swig_client swig_delta swig_diff swig_fs swig_ra swig_repos swig_wc
swig_core;
lang= python;
type= swig_project;
path= build/win32;
libs=swig_client swig_delta swig_fs swig_ra swig_repos swig_wc swig_core;
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includes = subversion/include/*.h
include-wildcards = *.h *.i *.swg
private-includes = subversion/include/private/*.h,
subversion/bindings/swig/include/*.swg subversion/libsvn_delta/compose_delta.c
swig-python-opts
swig-perl-opts =
swig-ruby-opts =
swig-languages =
= -python -classic
-perl -nopm -noproxy
-ruby
python perl ruby
swig-proxy-dir = subversion/bindings/swig/proxy
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# BUILD TARGETS
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# Explanation for the seemingly-spurious mention of neon in the libs lines
#for svn, svnsync, ra-local-test, client-test, svn-push and svnmucc:
# This is a workaround for a libtool bug, which manifests on Linux and similar
#
ELF platforms, when linking to an installed Neon, and there are old
#
cl ases, the run-before-installing version of the executables (.libs/ltfoo),
# gets given an ELF RPATH which includes the install directory *before* all the
# uninstalled libsvn_foo/.libs directories have been mentioned. This occurs
# because when libtool is at the point of handling Neon, it adds an RPATH entry
#
pointing to its directory, but fails to correctly consider that it should
# prioritize all the RPATH entries for *un*installed libraries before all those
# for installed libraries, to avoid this bug. As a kludgy workaround, we add
#
a mention of neon to the end of the libs lines for executables which
# indirectly link to libsvn_ra_neon, which has the effect of pulling the
# harmful RPATH entry toward the end of RPATH, enabling the executables to run
#correctly before installation, even when old versions of the subversion
# libraries are present.
#This bug was last confirmed to be present in libtool 1.5.22.
# The subversion command-line client
[SVN]
description = Subversion Client
type = exe
path = subversion/svn
[__ALL__]
type = project
path = build/win32
libs = svn svnadmin svndumpfilter svnlook svnmucc svnserve svnrdump svnsync
[__ALL_TESTS__]
type = project
path = build/win32
libs = __ALL__
[__LIBS__]
type = project
path = build/win32
libs = fs-libs ra-libs libsvn_client libsvn_subr libsvn_wc
[__CONFIG__]
type = lib
external-project = svn_config
[__SWIG_PYTHON__]
type = swig_project
path = build/win32
libs = swig_client swig_delta swig_diff swig_fs swig_ra swig_repos swig_wc
swig_core
lang = python
[__SWIG_PERL__]
type = swig_project
path = build/win32
libs = swig_client swig_delta swig_fs swig_ra swig_repos swig_wc swig_core
lang = perl
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