Hi Ingo;Thank you for that. My experience with the Haiku build system(s) is quite light so excuse my more general lack of knowledge about this area. I presume that I need a build system to make this work -- I downloaded a nightly and cloned the Haiku repository onto it. Then I issued the "configure" at the top level of the Haiku source; yielding
Build tool "gcc" not found. ...but GCC is present of course. It seems strange.I thought I'd then try to track-down where it is getting the repository data from; I think it is getting the packages from here;
/build/jam/repositories/HaikuPorts/x86I am seeing the packages in that file that have appeared in my sample hpkr file already. I obtained my test file from;
http://haiku-files.org/files/repo/...<snip>.../repo However if I look at the "Haiku Ports" web site... http://bb.haikuports.org/haikuports/src...I see lots of packages that are not included in that HPKR file and I guess that's what I am looking for. In essence, a "different" sample test HPKR file to work with. Is this process going to yield me the same HPKR that I already have?
cheers. On 20/10/13 9:36 AM, Ingo Weinhold wrote:
On 10/18/2013 11:41 AM, Andrew Lindesay wrote:I wonder; is there a repository somewhere for the HaikuPorts setup yet or can I get a pre-fabricated HPKR for that?The setup for the HaikuPorts package repository is rather ad hoc (will change once we migrate to haiku-os.org). There's simple script, build_repo.sh, that builds the repository file and sets up the respective directory. Arguments are the architecture and a package list file. The package list file can be generated by the Haiku build system (for the configured architecture) via: jam -q '<repository-package-list>HaikuPorts-packages' build_repo.sh uses a script package_repo.sh (a convenience wrapper for the package_repo build tool) and the file repo.info.template, a template for the HaikuPorts repository info. Attaching the files. CU, Ingo
-- Andrew Lindesay