On Wednesday 30 April 2008, Garrett Cooper wrote: > 1. The make process isn't multiple arch/target friendly, i.e. you > build once for x86 and you have to rebuild for ia64, ppc64, etc and > after the build capture all of the compiled binaries using some > intermediary method.
multi-arch itself by definition is limiting. adding any sort of magic in this direction is just bloat. i'd focus on out-of-tree building as that would address any sort of random stuff people want to do. > 2. Assuming that the user has gmake (which they should if they plan on > working with LTP and Linux), there are a number of simplifications that > can be made to the Makefiles to allow for simpler variable and make target > definition. the gmake requirement has been unwritten so far ... might as well codify the requirement and stop dancing around the issue. > 3. The uclinux* make targets could be removed in favor of > conditionally defined global targets. this is just a silly target. i'd punt it. -mike
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