On Mon, 2011-07-04 at 17:46 +0100, Richard Purdie wrote:
> The following changes since commit 2b3bf5350861f62435e2fdf1c56c8a02f4b1b4ac 
> fix
> a number of QA warnings/errors. There are a couple of RFC style commits in 
> this mix:
> 
> A key change is that functionality is added to insane.bbclass to allow 
> skipping of individual QA tests by name. It needs two existing users 
> (elfutils and u-boot)
> to specify which QA tests they want to skip (I'm working on a patch). Any 
> external 
> layer using that variable would need to update and I can't decide if that is 
> a 
> drawback or a feature.
> 
> Also a gettext change I'm testing to see which approach performs best
> is included. A final decision on that will depend on the performance
> test results (thanks go to paul for hightlighting the impact of that
> git-native depenedency).
> 
> Also included is a gcc libiberty fix (yocto #1199).
> 
> They are available in the git repository at:
>   git://git.openembedded.org/openembedded-core-contrib rpurdie/master
>   
> http://cgit.openembedded.org/cgit.cgi/openembedded-core-contrib/log/?h=rpurdie/master
> 
> Richard  Purdie (5):
>   gcc: Fix removal of libiberty.a
>   gettext: Disable both git and cvs for autopoint's archive format.
>   gcc: Remove unneeded module .la file and .so link
>   insane.bbclass: Allow INSANE_SKIP to work on a per test basis
>   lttng-viewer: Fixup various QA warnings and a false positive
> 
> Richard Purdie (3):
>   oprofile: Fix QA warnings
>   libgsmd: Fix QA warnings
>   gcc-package-cross: Switch to using pattern matching to detect when to
>     stash libgcc into the sysroot

I've merged these to master. Whilst not a 10% build time improvement on
my test machine, the gettext change did show a clear 2% gain.

I also added the INSANE_SKIP tweaks for db, qemu, u-boot and elfutils so
the majority of QA warnings should be squashed apart from some issues
with ldflags which I'll discuss in another email...

Cheers,

Richard


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