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2009-03-17 | rename packages/ to recipes/ per earlier agreement | Denys Dmytriyenko | 1 | |
See links below for more details: http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.handhelds.openembedded/21326 http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.handhelds.openembedded/21816 Signed-off-by: Denys Dmytriyenko <denis@denix.org> Acked-by: Mike Westerhof <mwester@dls.net> Acked-by: Philip Balister <philip@balister.org> Acked-by: Khem Raj <raj.khem@gmail.com> Acked-by: Marcin Juszkiewicz <hrw@openembedded.org> Acked-by: Koen Kooi <koen@openembedded.org> Acked-by: Frans Meulenbroeks <fransmeulenbroeks@gmail.com> | ||||
2008-12-16 | evas: ARM_INSTRUCTION_SET = "arm" | Koen Kooi | 1 | |
2008-12-07 | evas[-native]: sync version number with upstream | Michael 'Mickey' Lauer | 1 | |
2008-10-18 | bb files: Revert the introduction of FILE_PR | Holger Hans Peter Freyther | 1 | |
This is a partial revert of aa03004ace2fabb135a6208ef8c2d2b312aa7b0b. The approach that was taken leads to disagreement and the change was pushed too early. DISTRO_PR is going to say and will be used inside the package creation. There will be more disucssion on the list about where to continue from here. | ||||
2008-10-15 | [PR] Change PR to FILE_PR and intro PR as FILE_PR + DISTRO_PR | Holger Hans Peter Freyther | 1 | |
Allow a distribution to globally bump the PR of every package this is useful when there was a change in the toolchain and every package is going to be different. find packages/ \( -name '*.bb' -or -name '*.inc' \) -exec sed -i s/"^PR="/"FILE_PR ="/ {} \; find packages/ \( -name '*.bb' -or -name '*.inc' \) -exec sed -i s/"^PR ="/"FILE_PR ="/ {} \; Acked-By: Koen Kooi <koen@openembedded.org> | ||||
2008-09-19 | efl: bump PR since PE doesn't get encoding into package filenames | Koen Kooi | 1 | |
2008-08-24 | Enlightenment Foundation Libraries MONSTER update courtesy Rasterman | Michael Lauer | 1 | |
(mostly motivated by E switching their SCM) | ||||
2008-05-20 | efl cvs bump PV in compliance with upstream | Michael Lauer | 1 | |
2008-04-13 | evas cvs don't RRECOMMEND the svg image renderer. This means by default it ↵ | Michael Lauer | 1 | |
won't land in images -- which is good, since it drags in a whole lot of (unneeded and unwanted) packages. You can still install it afterwards. NOTE: Fixing the dependencies / packaging of librsvg would be good. | ||||
2008-03-21 | efl: merge with Mamona | Michael Lauer | 1 | |
2008-01-29 | efl: update to 20080129, fix some LICENSE entries, enable software-x11-16 ↵ | Michael Lauer | 1 | |
engine again | ||||
2008-01-18 | efl cvs adjust license and configurations, improve dependencies and packaging | Michael Lauer | 1 | |
(based on a patch by Raster) | ||||
2008-01-13 | evas cvs RRECOMMEND also x11-16 bit engine | Michael Lauer | 1 | |
2007-12-23 | evas cvs add RRECOMMENDS to the usually used set of engines and loaders | Michael Lauer | 1 | |
2007-12-10 | evas cvs use PACKAGE_DYNAMIC to announce individual low level modules | Michael Lauer | 1 | |
2007-12-05 | ecore|evas cvs update | Michael Lauer | 1 | |
2007-09-14 | efl: more PV unbreaking | Koen Kooi | 1 | |
2007-08-20 | evas/ecore: reinstantiate configure patches - without them EFL picks up ↵ | Michael Lauer | 1 | |
wrong CFLAGS/LIBS | ||||
2007-08-20 | evas.inc: configure patch no longer applies, seems to be no longer necessary ↵ | Michael Lauer | 1 | |
as well | ||||
2007-07-21 | EFL: move from building snapshots to cvs again. Reasons: | Michael Lauer | 1 | |
1.) EFL gained a lot of momentum leading to constant changes 2.) Snapshots were just random cvs dates again. Might as well use SRCDATE to pin them down 3.) <censored by NDA> | ||||
2007-07-18 | efl: next round of updates / cleanups | Michael Lauer | 1 | |
2007-06-21 | evas.inc: add directfb back to DEPENDS, it turned out to be a problem in libpng | Koen Kooi | 1 | |
2007-06-21 | evas.inc: don't depend on directfb | Koen Kooi | 1 | |
2007-06-21 | massive E revamp. all shiny and new. no more binconfig madness, no longer | Michael Lauer | 1 | |
m4 patch madness, much less hackish and fragile. all hail pkgconfig |