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<0> the toolchains include path is included at configure time as far as I can see.
<1> tkp: I mean the part where it checks for stcasecmp
<0> it looks like the test fails
<0> and it looks like it's because my LDFLAGS are not there
<0> warning: ld-linux.so.2, needed by /usr/local/i586/oe/lib/gcc/i586-stv-linux/3.4.4/../../../../i586-stv-linux/lib/libc.so.6, not found (try using -rpath or -rpath-link)
<0> that normally goes away when I have my LDFLAGS in there, which include:
<0> -L${PRE_BUILT}/lib -Wl,-rpath-link,${PRE_BUILT}/lib
<0> that results in lots of errors similar too:
<0> /usr/local/i586/oe/lib/gcc/i586-stv-linux/3.4.4/../../../../i586-stv-linux/lib/libc.so.6: undefined reference to `_rtld_global@GLIBC_PRIVATE'
<2> koen: I added a comment and closed the bug.
<1> tkp: well...the you should look into those I guess
<0> I remember trying to look into that one a while ago... the internet seems to not have much of a clue about it
<3> evening
<0> ok. I think I understand a little better...
<0> but it seems that the answer is infact to do what I was doing and p***ing in those LDFLAGS ( -rpath etc )
<4> what is the best way to start truly grokking the OE bitbake system? Just start writing bb files?
<0> so... how can I get my LDFLAGS in at configure stage
<0> it's using autoconf
<0> and it managed to get my CFLAGS
<1> tkp: CFLAGS="..." LDFLAGS="..." ./configure
<1> tkp: that's how you normally do it. You should be able to just export them before the configure is run
<1> tkp: do_configure_prepend() or some-such
<0> I had them the other way round
<0> LDFLAGS first
<0> that matters?
<1> bradbev: sure. I suggest looking at some simple ones at first. Like packages/mpd/mpc_X.bb
<0> hmm... not it says "checking for strcasecmp... (cached) no"
<1> it's how I've seem it done
<0> so that made some difference
<4> JustinP, thanks
<0> didn't say cached before
<1> well, it's probably because you just re-ran it
<1> you probably need to remove the automate cache or something
<0> remove the automatic cache?
<0> I bitbaked it clean
<0> or is that todo with ccache?
<1> might have to do with ccache...not sure
<1> I usually remove my ccache when I'm having such problems
<0> ok. so the LDFLADS were not in when the test run
<0> but further down the page it has ac_cv_env_LDFLAGS_value="....
<0> and it's all there
<1> I don't think anyone understands auto*
<0> gotto be something in configure.in
<0> but I can't read than damn ugly file!
<4> I take it that bitbake -b frob.bb -c listtasks doesn't actually list the correct _order_ of the tasks that will run?
<4> is there a way to get that order?
<3> it is not?
<4> well, maybe, but the kernel order looks weird..
<4> do_compile
<4> do_stage
<4> do_build
<4> do_mrproper
<4> do_fetch
<4> do_configure
<3> I see..
<1> :-P
<4> not the order _I'd_ build a kernel :)
<3> bradbev: you are using trunk? 1.7.x
<4> bitbake? no, 1.6.??
<4> 1.6.2
<4> time to upgrade?
<3> report a bug?
<4> :(
<4> Is "listtask" a bitbake thing, or is that an OE defined command?
<3> all tasks are defined by OE
<4> ah. So BB really is only the framework manager. I wasn't sure where the lines were drawn
<3> bitbake is task executor
<4> yeah, but I don't think I really understood that 30 minutes ago :)
<3> cu - sleeptime
<4> BB trunk is more broken. Where should I look to see where the code for the listtask command is?
<5> OE/cl***es/base.bbcl***
<4> thanks. I should grep before I ask :)
<5> bye
<6> philippe org.oe.dev * rb7ebe... / (1 packages/gpe-mini-browser/gpe-mini-browser_0.20.bb):
<6> packages/gpe-mini-browser/gpe-mini-browser_0.20.bb
<6> * add bb file for newly released version
<0> ok... so e2fsprogs doesn't use CFLAGS pr LDFLAGS for it's autoconf tests...
<0> instead it uses --with-ldopts and --with-ccopts
<0> I need the '-rpath-link,${PRE_BUILT}/lib' ldflags so I can use my external toolchain
<0> I cant set --with-ldopts="${CFLAGS}
<1> why not?
<0> because it complains that the -I opts are not valid options
<0> nowtf... quoting it resulted in: http://rafb.net/p/fKvJHc18.html
<0> that was from: EXTRA_OECONF += " --sbindir=${base_sbindir} --with-ldopts='${LDFLAGS}'"
<0> where did all the other qoutes come from!
<0> oh no... ok, that was bitbakes reproduction of the error
<0> but still configure: error: unrecognized option: -L/usr/local/i586/oe/i586-stv-linux/lib
<0> I need to somehow extract just the rpath LDFLAG if it exists, and p*** that in to --ldopts
<1> tkp: you sure? You should be able to quote it correctly....just add ' or something
<0> JustinP: nope
<1> ~lart DOM
<1> ~lart XPath
<7> hello...question: I'm trying to bitbake glibc; after compiling without any issues it tries to update locals, and it hangs for several hours. Output: http://pastebin.ca/333685
<7> I tried adding ENABLE_BINARY_LOCALE_GENERATION="0" to local.conf but it gave same output
<1> you might need to rebuild then
<7> kk
<7> to do that I delete the glibc folder in work and all the files in stamps that have glibc in them?
<1> bitbake -v rebuild glibx
<1> glibc
<7> thx
<1> ack!
<1> bitbake -c rebuild glibc
<7> lol what did I just do to my database?
<7> hmmm same problem
<7> damn
<1> calmofthestorm7: perhaps you need to edit conf/distro/openzaurus* to make that change
<7> sorry, to make what change?
<7> I'm not fully sure what's wrong
<1> calmofthestorm7: ENABLE_BINARY_LOCALE_GENERATION = "0"
<7> ah
<7> sure lemmie try it
<7> sorry, is that the conf dir under build or under org....
<1> org
<7> JustinP: So by disabling locale generation, will this break anything?
<1> possibly break i18n
<1> you're not too likely to encounter it if you don't use locales other than english
<7> so I'm only building glibc so I can build other programs
<7> eg, I'm not going to be using this build on the actual Zaurus
<7> I just want to be able to build gaim-encryption
<7> which links against gaim, which links against glibc
<1> then it should make no difference (I think)
<7> coolness
<7> thx
<7> yeah sorry for all the n00b questions;)
<1> np
<7> question: creating a bb file, how do I make pkgconfig happy? configure script fails because it's lacking the .pc files for dependencies; I can hardcode them in but that's ugly
<8> hey
<7> howdy
<8> i accidently turned my brightness to 2
<8> how can i see anything again?
<7> oh yeah, that's fun
<7> so what I do is
<7> guess where the slider is and slide it up
<8> yeah
<8> i was hasty
<8> and exited that section in the lag for it to take effect
<7> hmmm
<7> no clue
<7> :-(
<7> could you ssh in?
<8> and do what?
<7> is the netowrk on?
<7> well ssh in with tunnelling
<8> yes
<7> and run the brightness applet
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