Hi Karl Heinz,
I'm trying to mavenize the QEMU (0.12.2) with the Maven NAR plugin, as
an evaluation/demonstration of the NAR plugin's usefulness.
Following the it0013-gnu-executable example, I'm running into a very
basic problem: The QEMU's configure script doesn't like the
'--disable-ccache' parameter.
[DEBUG] RunCommand: ./configure
[DEBUG] '--disable-ccache'
[DEBUG]
'--prefix=/nobackup/mspring/nar/qemu-0.12.2/target/nar/gnu/i386-Linux-g++/target'
[DEBUG] in:
/nobackup/mspring/nar/qemu-0.12.2/target/nar/gnu/i386-Linux-g++/src
[INFO] ERROR: unknown option --disable-ccache
This lead me to inspect the NAR plugin's sources. It didn't look that
the 'configure' parameters are configurable at the moment. I'm unclear
at the moment how to proceed best here.
The other question I have in this context: What would be a good strategy
for mavenizing subprojects of this codebase, so that they can be built
individually from source, their binaries then deployed into the group
repository, which in turn would be consumed by an overall build which no
longer has to build the subprojects from source. I assume I should run
the configure as part of a subproject's build.
At the moment I feel if there were a few good examples, I might get some
more ideas.
-Max
On 2/10/2010 11:49 PM, Karl Heinz Marbaise wrote:
Hi to all,
my first question: Is someone else using the above plugin ?
I've started to examine the nar plugin, cause i have a large nunber of
modules (ca. 150) which comprise of C++ code...I'm already using the
rpm-maven-plugin which works very good...but under the hood i'm currently
using cmake ....but i would like to get rid of cmake...
...
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