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Hi Christian,

CC'ing the list as you apparently forgot to "Reply All".

On Thu, 2010-10-14 at 00:44 +0200, Christian Lohmaier wrote:
The current build procedure described on the wiki and TDF website builds
in build/libreoffice*. In order to change that, I'ld like to do the
following:
 * Change the rawbuild/configure.in to have the defaults matching the
options defined in distros-config/LibreOfficeLinux.conf.in

What about Mac? What about Windows?

Hum... You're right! Any better idea to have something smooth very
everyone?

 * Hack bin/g to have bin/g clone download all the repos at the
appropriate place and create the rawbuild folder.

I don't understand this part. Why would you need to hack this when
rawbuild folder is generated now already?

The point is to generate it sooner: it is now generated by download
which is generated by the build/autogen.sh. The idea here is to have a
simple process to build in rawbuild instead of build/libreoffice*

I'd like to be able to do "rm -rf build" and run make again, without
re-downloading stuff again (ideally stuff downloaded using different
scripts should end up in different directories, but not below build)
I'd like to have one build-directory for the core office, I don't mind
whether that would be build/rawbuild or different, it just should be
named the same when the tree is updated.

The downloaded stuffs are currently in the src folder of the build
repository and are added to the gitignore files: you can currently run a
rm -rf build safely :)

If the dev builds are happening in rawbuild, it'll be more complicated
as rawbuild is a lot of symlinks to the clone folder. but I agree that
something like make clean (properly working) would be needed.

I'd like to be able to "git diff" in the build-directory.

That's why building in the current rawbuild is interesting: we could use
bin/g tool to create the patches and/or commit directly instead of some
black magick to move the changes from build/libreoffice* into rawbuild.

And of course I'd like to be the version for Mac that way as well as a
Linux version.

Indeed...

If that is what you propose, then sorry for not being able to parse
your message. If your proposal differs significantly, I'd be happy if
you could explain in more detail.

The main problem I have with building in rawbuild is that one needs to
input a lot of arguments to the configure depending on his OS / Distro.
These infos are all in the distros-config folder of the build
repository: it would be nice to be able to reuse them when running the
rawbuild/autogen.sh

I hope to have explained my thoughts a bit better.

-- 
Cédric Bosdonnat
LibreOffice hacker
http://documentfoundation.org
OOo Eclipse Integration developer
http://cedric.bosdonnat.free.fr


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