Re: Building same package twice and package forking
Luca <[email protected]> Sun, 12 Nov 2006 10:52:20 +0100
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.distributions.rock.devel |
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Hi Benjamin and thanks for the replay!
Well, I know about ROCK and its derivates toolchain way, but as the
development system is extensible to other targets and actually I'm
looking on a way to automate LFS systems building I was trying to find
my way through these scripts to have the testing lfs-target to build
exactly the way we build it manually, toolchain too, with its ICA
building order, FHS compliance etc...
LFS uses for toolchain a unique "stage" (in which binutils and gcc are
built twice) and then begins the building of the final bare system; in
Cross-LFS there is a stage for cross-compile tools only which are used
for the next stage to build the "temporary" toolchain system used to
build the final cross-lfs system (and obviously the options passed to
configure and make are different for the two passes -example in clfs
gcc-pass1 configures only support for c while in pass2 languages
supported are c and c++).
I was trying to understand how to make the scripts work this way for my
testing {c,bc,b,h}lfs targets.
Greetings,
Luca