Le 27/08/2012 20:28, KP Kirchdoerfer a écrit :
Am 26.08.2012 19:33, schrieb Yves Blusseau:
Hi all,
i have added a new tool: tool/setup-builddir and associate a makefile
variable to it: $(BT_SETUP_BUILDDIR)
This tool help to uncompress source tarball in build directory.
In the buildtool.mk you can rewrite all:
bzcat $(XXX_SOURCE) | tar -xvf -
or
zcat $(XXX_SOURCE) | tar -xvf -
with
$(BT_SETUP_BUILDDIR) -v $(XXX_SOURCE)
You can look at commit f515c8e for an example to use the new makefile
variable.
setup-builddir tool can extract any tarball compressed in gzip, bzip2, lzip,
lzop, lzma or xz format.
So in the futur try to focus on lzma or xz formats for the source tarballs
(it will take less space in the git repository).
Hi Yves;
I've tested the changes with dnsmasq and while
buildtool.pl build dnsmasq
with the entry
DNSMASQ_DIR=$(CURDIR)/$(shell $(BT_TGZ_GETDIRNAME) $(DNSMASQ_SOURCE)
2/dev/null )
went fine, a
buildtool.pl srcclean dnsmasq
failed.
make -C /opt/buildtool-master/source/i486-unknown-linux-uclibc/dnsmasq/
clean
Note the missing DNSMASQ_DIR in the command above.
Looks like any of the variables that defines DNSMASQ_DIR is empty when
called from buildtool.pl srcclean (and maybe also buildclean).
I see that.
The problem is that the buildtool do not set variables defined in
buildtool.cfg when using the buildclean, srcclean commands.
I need to fix the buildtool perl modules, so the variables will be set
in any case.
To resolv the problem you can use the DIRNAME hack. Look for samba
package for example:
SAMBA_DIR:=$(shell $(BT_TGZ_GETDIRNAME) $(SAMBA_SOURCE) 2/dev/null )
ifeq ($(SAMBA_DIR),)
SAMBA_DIR:=$(shell cat DIRNAME)
endif
Then in .source:
.source:
zcat $(SAMBA_SOURCE) | tar -xvf -
echo $(SAMBA_DIR) DIRNAME
touch .source
So when the package is compiled it wrote the directory in the DIRNAME
file, and when you use a clean command, as the SAMBA_DIR is empty it
load is value from the DIRNAME file. It's ugly.
As soon as possible, i will try to make a fix.
Yves
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