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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>
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to python-lang
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python-cross builds now)
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up parsing
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code during configure
* it wraps scons with distutils. crazy python dudes
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(mostly motivated by E switching their SCM)
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needed for sugar
* it uses some python magic to add -L/usr/lib, which breaks the build
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ideas from the existing templating languages
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* bump python_2.5.2.bb PR
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Thanks to the default-is-optimized patch, this python was running in optimized
mode all the time, there was no way to run it unoptimized. However this
is necessary at times (e.g. if you want to run code that contains 'assert'
statements, since optimized bytecode strips these out), so I added a new
command line parameter 'N' to python that allows you to run it unoptimized.
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This fixes the infamous:
TypeError: swig_sources() takes exactly 2 arguments (3 given)
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not compile python-e*
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