Hi,
I have just started a fresh build of JDS on snv_59 developer version.
This version places links for the C compiler in /usr/bin. While this is
a good thing, if you use the defaults to install CBE, it cases problems
when doing a JDS build.
What causes the build to fail is the following piece of code in many
spec files. It puts the directory where it finds the compiler at the
beginning of the PATH environment variable. Therefore rather than using
the CBE tools (such as make, gettext etc) installed in /opt/jdsbld/bin,
the build will use standard Solaris tools from /usr/bin.
export CC=${CC64:-$CC}
ccdir=`dirname $CC`
export PATH=$ccdir:$PATH
The following build error (SUNWTiff.spec) is the result of using
/usr/bin/make rather than /opt/jdsbld/bin/make (GNU make).
+ make -j2
make: Warning: Ignoring DistributedMake -j option
make: Fatal error: No dmake max jobs argument after -j flag
Bad exit status from /var/tmp/pkgbuild-jdsbuild/pkgbuild-tmp-2.11823
(%build)
I am proposing 3 options to fix this
1) Remove ccdir from *.spec files. Is it still needed???
2) Do not change the path if ccdir = /usr/bin
[ "$ccdir" != "/usr/bin" ] && export PATH=$ccdir:$PATH
3) Move ccdir to be after /opt/jdsbld/bin (This assumes that CBE is
located at /opt/jdsbld - maybe bad)
export PATH="${PATH/\/opt\/jdsbld\/bin://opt/jdsbld/bin:$ccdir:}"
Doug
