# pinentry is required for gpg2 to be able to read user passwords
CONFIG_PINENTRY ?= $(CONFIG_GPG2)
modules-$(CONFIG_PINENTRY) += pinentry

pinentry_version := 1.1.0
pinentry_dir := pinentry-$(pinentry_version)
pinentry_tar := pinentry-$(pinentry_version).tar.bz2
pinentry_url := https://www.gnupg.org/ftp/gcrypt/pinentry/$(pinentry_tar)
pinentry_hash := 68076686fa724a290ea49cdf0d1c0c1500907d1b759a3bcbfbec0293e8f56570

# For reproducibility reasons we have to override the exec_prefix
# and datarootdir on the configure line so that the Makefiles will
# be generated with the correct paths, but then re-write them when
# we use the install target so that they will be copied to the correct
# location.
pinentry_configure := \
	$(CROSS_TOOLS) \
	CFLAGS="-Os" \
	./configure \
	--host $(MUSL_ARCH)-linux-musl \
	--prefix "/" \
	--disable-fallback-curses \
	--disable-libsecret \
	--disable-pinentry-curses \
	--disable-pinentry-emacs \
	--disable-pinentry-fltk \
	--disable-pinentry-gnome3 \
	--disable-pinentry-gtk2 \
	--disable-pinentry-qt \
	--disable-pinentry-qt5   \
	--enable-pinentry-tty \
	--with-libassuan-prefix="$(INSTALL)" \
	--with-libgpg-error-prefix="$(INSTALL)" \

# Run one build to generate the executables with the pre-defined
# exec_prefix and datarootdir, then a second make to install the binaries
# into our actual target location
pinentry_target := $(MAKE_JOBS) \
	&& $(MAKE) -C $(build)/$(pinentry_dir) \
		DESTDIR="$(INSTALL)" \
		install \
	&& cp $(build)/$(pinentry_dir)/tty/pinentry-tty $(build)/$(pinentry_dir)/tty/pinentry

pinentry_output := tty/pinentry-tty

pinentry_depends := libgpg-error libassuan $(musl_dep)