           SPELL=yruba
         VERSION=2.9
          SOURCE=yruba
   SOURCE_URL[0]=http://pifpafpuf.de/Yruba/$SOURCE
        WEB_SITE=http://www.pifpafpuf.de/Yruba/
     SOURCE_HASH=sha512:883fc312837187108e866ffa2491f0ae0087c83dc9e49e6b96b1d212c1bd5e4fe21cf95308d19425527c3d9f58fc4d3271045343cec9ecf8b326a85d2c7bb57e
      LICENSE[0]=GPL
         ENTERED=20061026
        KEYWORDS="devel"
           SHORT="a make-like rules/build system for the shell"
cat << EOF
Yruba provides a rule system similar to make or ant for the shell. Compared to
make there is no hairy mix of syntaxes, because everything is written in shell
syntax. Compared to ant you don’t have to rely on the ant developers to
reinvent all the wheels that are so easily available from the shell. Compared
to both, there is a clear separation between:

	* a list of dependencies that must be up-to-date before the current
	  task can be performed,
	* an explicit test that checks whether the target is really
	  out-of-date, and
	* a command that finally makes the target.
EOF
