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adding semirandom dependency by the totally broken code.
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* For native modules DEPEND on perl-native and for others DEPEND on perl
(which in turn depends on perl-native) rather then always depending on
both perl and perl-native.
* Only RDEPEND for non-native modules rather then both native and
non-native.
These changes are to allow you to build native modules without have to build
perl. Previously the dependencies would result in perl being built even
though it didn't actually need to. Thanks to hrw for pointing out what was
happening here.
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forever so removing it the brutal way as the --disable-scrollkeeper
seems to be a no-op
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an FP unit and
so it needs to build with -mcpu=440fp for hard fp support
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and '5d75706a2aa33529b13e82265554be6e85525ea8'
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and 'e15bb626d25464e032217adcaacd8578e8cecb65'
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and 'c7115238d0f3b9fc3434adb41d77441a7ab96991'
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and '9f8cf61e9a8cc62317c12ec79fb40a6685030bc3'
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* Stage the headers from perl
* Modify cpan.bbclass to use the appropriate headers.
* Remove prototypes as well as disabling functions that uclibc doesn't
support.
* Bump PR on libxml-parser-perl to force it to be rebuilt.
Previously it was always using the headers from native-perl, since the
headers were the same for native and target... but that's only true in the
case of glibc, for uclibc the headers are different.
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and '4181e4eed80d3a599e70d00eb9af3049382b8f62'
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and '74ef5538952e598d19b9a5948bf53799aba14426'
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and 'd355cc8d988e0476f885987030dc5cdc1fc2614e'
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comments into utf-safe encoding.
Again, can't wait for upstream for a couple of years more.
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and '134a95998779b68fe6328f19f104e5e83a05e716'
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to incorporate this one-liner patch anytime soon.
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and '6eac237f0d909ba98b365d88b337ff3e822907e1'
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configuring for build machine. Closes bug #1951
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* Use the cpan class to do all the work instead of manually trying to do
what cpan.bbclass does.
* Add some sed to stop it searching the system paths for SDL headers and to
work around it expecting smpeg.h to be in an smpeg subdirectory.
* Update the homepage URL.
NOTE: The source for this version is no longer available, but it is the
version shipped by most distro's. I just grabbed the source from an
"apt-get source sdl-perl".
Fixes #413.
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to take into account the new staging location of perl. This will also force
a rebuild of libxml-parser-perl which should now work.
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properly terminating a quote. This is in theory the fix for the /bin/sh ->
/bin/dash problems with perl, however since I don't have any issues here with
dash (ubuntu 6.10) I can't confirm this. The patch is an obvious fix though
so I'm adding it.
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environment and use that instead of the configured location of PERL_INC.
Without this PERL_INC for non-native recipes ends up pointing at where the
headers will be located on the target. In theory we could override this in
cpan class when calling build.PL but for some packages, such as
libxml-parser-perl, that only fixes the top-level makefile and is not
propagated to the sub-makefiles. This change results in MakeMaker always
picking up the correct staged location of the include files without
effecting where they expect to be found on the target.
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perl-native to remove the various directories and to remove the host
specific path components. This is to make it easier to refer to the staged
perl location from other places, such as when trying to tell things where
the perl include files are located.
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This allows uclibc to build for other distros and it'll make life a lot
easier for everyone if we can have a single configuration for all distros.
Long term we may need to re-add distro specific configurations, but for now
lets see if we can all use the same one.
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and 'cfdef5c70cac18e3f976428abe56e3b5461c80e0'
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else happens to want to use them.
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been effected by the revent CFLAGS changes to perl 5.8.8.
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the CFLAGS from the perl configuration with the OE CFLAGS we prepend the OE
CFLAGS. This is needed to ensure that compiler defines (such as _GNU_SOURCE)
are correctly definied when building perl modules. This primarily effects
modules that link against the core perl library, such as libxml-parser-perl.
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characters. Closes bug #2227
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