Arnout Vandecappelle
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Later we will change host-nodejs into a virtual package with the option to download the binary, or to build from source. Those two implementations will share version etc., so we want them in a subdirectory in order to guarantee order of inclusion. As a preparatory step, move the existing, single nodejs implementation down into a subdirectory. The definitions in nodejs.mk that will later be shared between the source and binary variants of the package stay in package/nodejs/nodejs.mk; the rest moves down to package/nodejs/nodejs/nodejs.mk. The hash file will be shared between the implementations and therefore stays in package/nodejs/nodejs.hash. package/nodejs/nodejs/nodejs.hash is a symlink to it. The Config.in and Config.in.host don't move. The two implementations will only have blind options. Signed-off-by: Arnout Vandecappelle <arnout@mind.be>
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