Hi,
On 22.10.2009, at 20:41, Bob Gustafson wrote:
Reading some of the handbook, it seems that Build-Pkg does not check
dependencies, but that Build-Target does (??) Perhaps this is the
problem.
Neither does. Emerge-Pkg does, but it is only meant for in-system
package installation and updates.
mine fails looking for dialog.h
There are lots of dialog.h files sprinkled around in the t2-trunk
directory, and there is a [DEP] dialog in the mine.cache file.
./scripts/Build-Pkg mine works fine:
== 13:28:04 =[9]=> Building archiver/mine [0.23 8.0-trunk].
-> Reading package config: package/archiver/mine/mine.conf
-> Preparing build in src.mine.default.20091022.132759.329.susie
-> Building. Writing output to $root/var/adm/logs/9-mine.out
-> $root/var/adm/logs/9-mine.out -> 9-mine.log
== 10/22/09 13:30:02 =[9]=> Finished building package mine
Build-Pkg without any other option installs into your running system
(like Emerge-Pkg).
The local var/adm/logs directory shows an err file which happened
about
ten minutes ago during the Build-Target run and a much older
0-mine.log file
Note that the 9-mine.log file from the above Build-Pkg run appears in
the system root directory /var/adm/logs
That's the default of Build-Pkg. You would need to specify some more
options like -chroot and -root etc to exactly mimic what happens
during the target build.
These things are a puzzle to me. Why are these files scattered around
and more importantly, why is mine failing to build under Build-Target?
Because then it builds in the cross compile / sandbox, most probably
some dependency or so is missing. I also recently changed mine to
cross compile with the gasgui fronted, because I needed that. Maybe a
typo slipped in.
What kind of target and configuration do you build?
--
René Rebe, ExactCODE GmbH, Jaegerstr. 67, DE-10117 Berlin
http://exactcode.com | http://t2-project.org | http://rene.rebe.name
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