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Autopackage has not been maintained for many years now and seems unused.
Upstream website http://autopackage.org appears to be dead.
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This requires bumping cmake version requirement to 3.1
(which should long be available on supported platforms, though)
TODO: We actually depend on GNU compiler extensions right now
(i.e. *don't* build with -std=c++11 but require -std=gnu++11)
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Despite the misleading name they are actually supposed to hold the
"rule" to link an executable (i.e. the full linker command line)
and not just the linker executable name.
CMake already defaults to the CMAKE_<LANG>_COMPILER for the latter.
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(strictly speaking PACKAGE and PACKAGE_NAME are unused, too, but
let's keep them for now)
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On macOS, it's added if GTK+ 2 uses the x11 backends, which seems a
bit silly since Inkscape is using GTK+ 3. Linux also doesn't appear to
require x11 linkage, especially if using Wayland as a backend.
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(bzr r15680)
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See Wiki for build instructions:
http://wiki.inkscape.org/wiki/index.php/Compiling_Inkscape_on_Windows_with_MSYS2
(bzr r15564)
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Replaced tabs with whitespaces.
(bzr r15002.1.7)
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(bzr r15002.1.4)
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