Re: Building same package twice and package forking

Luca wrote:
> Benjamin Schieder wrote:
>   
>> On 12.11.2006 15:24:55, Luca wrote:
>>   
>>     
>>> Hi all!
>>>
>>> I'm trying with forking taking look to bash and linux, so I tried just
>>> to test these modifications for the lfs target:
>>>
>>> In gcc package directory I created a:
>>> -) preconfig.in
>>> if [ $SDECFG_TARGET = 'lfs' ] ; then
>>>     
>>>       
>> SDECFG? Are you sure you're using ROCK Linux?
>>
>>   
>>     
>>> if pkgcheck gcc X
>>>     
>>>       
>> At least in ROCK, gcc is not a package on its own, so this check will alsays
>> be false.
>>   
>>     
>>> then
>>>     pkgfork gcc gcc-pass1 stages -X---5---9 priority    115.000
>>>     pkgfork gcc gcc-pass2 stages -X---5---9 priority    115.000
>>>     pkgenable gcc-pass1
>>>     pkgenable gcc-pass2
>>>     #pkgremove gcc
>>> fi
>>> fi
>>> (tried also with pkgcheck X instead of pkgenable and tried adding status
>>> X before stages)
>>> -) pkgmapper.in
>>> case "$pkg" in
>>>     gcc[-pass{1,2}]
>>>         pkg=gcc ;;
>>> esac
>>>
>>> and in the list of packages selected appear gcc, gcc-pass1 and gcc-pass2
>>> but it's marked with the "X" only gcc while the two forks are marked
>>> with "O".
>>>     
>>>       
>> btw, checking for a target in preconfig.in probably won't work.
>> Bette idea would be to always fork the gcc-pass[12] packages, disable them
>> per default, and then enable them in the targets *.in files.
>>
>>
>> Greetings,
>> 	Benjamin
>>   
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> Hi Benjamin,
>
> no, definitely my fault, I looked at too many things at the same time, I
> meant "ROCKCFG_TARGET='lfs'",  at least because I saw no pkgfork
> function nor in OpenSDE neither in T2
> I'll try with your suggestions, I'll post a replay with the results.
>
> Thanks a lot,
> Luca
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Ok it seems to work, however I have another (hopefully last) question:
Now my package selection displays:
[packages]
X 012--5---- gcc
X 01---5-78- gcc=gcc-pass2
X 01---5-7-- gcc=gcc-pass1
[packages]

even if I passed different priority for each gcc.
Is it normal this behavior in displaying the package list or if I build
a fork gcc it builds it with the same priority of the original gcc?

Thanks in advance (and thanks Benjamin for precious help),
Luca