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This for users who cross-compile for multiple architectures.
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Unfortunately for me, that means that it works correctly *most* of the
time. But, for example, [[ 10 < 2 ]], and negatives don't work.
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Contained the text "# TODO refactor this", and I can't just stick to that
fragment of code, can I?
I actually didn't change too much, despite what the diff looks like.
- move everything into a main() routine
- redo the usage() text
- rename a few variables
- fix where "${#repos}" should have been "${#repos[@]}"
- use [[...]] instead of [...]
- use "if A; then B; else C; fi" instead of "A || C && B"
- use CARCH instead of looping over every possible architecture.
- only look for files that match PKGEXT, as set in makepkg.conf
- pull out duplicate code for error handling
- don't warn when creating "staging/REPONAME"
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This fixes a bug with it assuming that version is the same across split
packages (and possibly other bugs).
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