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alan buckley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm looking into creating RISC OS packaging project packages
> for the run time components to be placed on the autobuilder
> site.
>
> I was wondering if there was somewhere in the GCCSDK build
> tree these version would naturally fit and if there was somewhere
> in the cross compiler env directory they could be copied to ensure that
> packages built in the autobuilder can request the correct dependencies.
>
> Has anyone any ideas?
>
> The base packages will be:
>
> UnixLib - this stores the SharedUnixLibrary
> SharedLibs - just the SOManager and dynamic loader
> DRenderer - Digital renderer module
>
> Note: These all have versions that should be independent of the
> current GCCSDK version as they do not change with every
> release.
DRenderer is definately the odd one out. Currently the code is still
in BASIC Assembler format so we're doing binary releases atm (i.e. we don't
compile from source). Moreover, the stub for DRenderer is AOF.
Currently the other components you've listed above are part in the gccsdk
build. Do you see as something which needs to be changed ?
Otherwise I would do the packaging of those as part of create-gcckit
(which would also do the packaging of !GCC and the shared libraries part
of the GCCSDK build process). Incidently I think create-gcckit is in
a need of a revamp IMHO and if you share my view on making RiscPkg packaging
of those components part of create-gcckit, we could elaborate a bit further
on this point.
> I will also need to be able to get the current package version
> numbers of the Shared Libraries C and C++ run times from the
> autobuilder.
libunixlib 5.0.0 + libgcc_s 1 + libm 1.0.0
libstdc++ 6.0.8
ld 1.9.9
John.
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