Hi,
After more build system fighting that what I really cared for, the
toolchain rename is available on the toolchain-rename branch of
repo.rumpkernel.org/rumprun. Given the prerequisite general cleanup, it
was actually a fairly small commit:
https://github.com/rumpkernel/rumprun/commit/955a75b8c39c3c65ede025c25661edaa6606ebc7
You can compile both xen and hw with the same toolchain, the
platform-difference comes only at bake-stage. rumpbake is still
arch-dependent (i.e. you can't use the same rumpbake for both i386/hw
and amd64/hw), but since that's not a regression and rumpbake is not
part of the standard gnu toolchain, we'll figure that out later.
The user-visible impact is that you now use arch-rumprun-netbsd(elf)?-cc
for the compile phase instead of rumprun-platform-cc. For example, the
qrrcc shell function I use for quick tests now looks like:
pooka@watou:~$ type qrrcc
qrrcc is a function
qrrcc ()
{
x86_64-rumprun-netbsd-cc -g -o rr.out "$@";
rumpbake hw_generic rr.bin rr.out;
qemu-system-x86_64 -s -kernel rr.bin
}
There shouldn't be anything controversial here, and since a bunch of
docs, patches etc. are depending on the rename, I plan to merge to
master very soon.
