| Age | Commit message (Collapse) | Author | Files | |
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| 2010-05-10 | emacs: add missing chunk in use-qemu.patch for 23.1, create libc.so -> ↵ | Martin Jansa | 1 | |
| libc.so.6 link * prefix-args were built with target compiler but later executed in host environment, older emacs versions used prefix-args from qemu, but this part was missing in emacs23.1-use-qemu.patch * Paul Fertser suggested that prefix-args should be built with host compiler instead and then without need to use qemu-arm * When there is no libc.so in ${STAGING_DIR_TARGET}, which is copied to treedir, then it tries to use libc.so from host, which is wrong. Added something like angstrom-libc-fixup-hack.bb but for treedir. * Also add dbus to DEPENDS to make sure configure finds it for bindings. Signed-off-by: Martin Jansa <Martin.Jansa@gmail.com> | ||||
| 2009-12-28 | emacs: added version 23.1 and fixed compilation on x86 | Denis 'Gnutoo' Carikli | 1 | |
| The main advantage in this version is that the handling of fonts is a lot better: In emacs-x11 the used fonts are not tiny anymore and can easily be chosen Note that we still use qemu for bytecode compilation on x86, that is for several reasons: *The most important one is that it prevents using the host's libraries *It simplifies the recipe(no separate case when the architecture is the same ) *It should work if someone cross-compiles for x86 on his mips,arm,powerpc,sparc computer Warning: emacs_23.1 has not been tested but emacs-x11_23.1 has so putting defaullt preference to -2 in emacs_23.1 | ||||
