Hi KP Am 06.12.2014 um 09:13 schrieb kp kirchdoerfer: > Hi Erich; > > Am Freitag, 5. Dezember 2014, 22:13:01 schrieb Erich Titl: >> Hi KP >> >> I have not been able to understand why the lwp generation is so >> different in every aspect from the generation of 'normal' packages. >> Where is the logic for the lwp generation hidden, it definitely does not >> have a buildtool.cfg which takes care of the package generation. > > It's in repo/weboconf/buildtool.cfg (the basic stuff) and in buildlwp.sh (for > package-related web configuration files). > >> As there is no compilation involved would it not make most sense to just >> put this logic into the buildtool.mk for lwp? > > buildtool.cfg for lwp would be a better place to generate the packages > instead > buildlwp.sh indeed.
As they are quite simple a target in buildtool.mk would suffice and not disturb the generic buildtool structure. > .. > > Yes I have been quite strict in my opinion, sorry for that. > But as it is, it will be also easy to replace the whole webconf stuff > without > changing the corresponding leaf packages. > > hth A bit but not that much as it still leaves lwp in a quite unordered state. The way .lwp packages are built, they are just a gzipped tarball of a few files, all strictly sources. IMHO it does not make much sense in the buildtool process to extract files from a tarball to build sources to just compine the same content with the same tools. So we could very much simplify the process by just providing the tarballs in repo/lwp. I had a look in repo/lwp as I did not know where the various parts of the existing webconf were dispersed and I found it grossly overcoded to have first a flat file structure which then was dispersed in various directories just to be but together by an external script to the general buildtool process. All these steps look completely redundant to me. I will add wpasupp.lwp to the build process in a consistant way hoping not to fall into the same tarpit. We'll see. cheers Erich
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