I've been using Yocto, which does cross-compiling. It has support for
compiling LTP, but I've noticed it has a couple of patches. I found
that one patch was needed for actually compile LTP, which applies to
the file utils/Makefile.
The patch is for an older version of LTP, but I re-implemented it for
the new version. Looking at the following rule:
$(FFSB): $(abs_srcdir)/$(FFSBDIR)
mkdir -p $(FFSBDIR)
cd $(FFSBDIR) && "$^/configure" && $(MAKE) top_srcdir="$^" all
This calls configure without parameters, which is most likely wrong for
a cross-compile environment. It is this configure that fails. By simple
removing it, everything works within Yocto.
Is there any reason for keeping this configure here? Or should I make
a patch for removing it?
Regards
Mats Liljegren
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