Hi,
On Tue, Aug 21, 2012 at 02:04:14PM +0200, Matúš Kukan wrote:
Hi David,
On 21 August 2012 09:00, David Tardon <dtardon@redhat.com> wrote:
Hi all,
I have created a new gbuild class UnpackedTarball that handles preparing
sources for external project: unpacking, patching and a bit more
Nice, I was considering asking about gbuildizing-external-libs status
Why do you think there had been any progress? :-) Actually I only
created this class because I needed it for converting extras, which uses
some external templates, fonts, etc. from OxygenOffice (the original way
to handle them was to unpack them over the source tree in ./download. I
will refrain from commenting on this.)
As for the rest of the external modules, my current idea is to use
free-form makefile, like CustomTarget, for everything but preparation of
sources. That would match the current dmake makefiles pretty well, I
think...
Sounds fine, I am still not sure if I am going to take part in
gbuildizing these.
Maybe I will help with few.
Great. I have already marked external projects in
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Development/Build_System/Module_status
(most of the uncoverted ones, which is not surprising :-) I am
additionally going to mark the modules that are built purely by dmake
and maybe even add some notes about complexity of the makefile.
The code lives on branch feature/gbuild_external. I am pretty confident
it will not break on Windows, but I will not mind testers :-) If there
are no violent objectives, I will merge it to master in 1-2 days.
This time I am not going to test it but I had a look.
You've changed cygpath -u $(TARFILE_LOCATION) to cygpath -m $(TARFILE_LOCATION),
that's wrong, moreover you have forgot to use
gb_UnpackedTarget_TARFILE_LOCATION ?
Really? Oh, really. Crap. Fixed now.
Also seems that you don't use $(STRIP_COMPONENTS) defined in configure.
Right, I should have used that. Fixed.
D.
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