What we really need is a way to build packages automagically for all arches at the same time. I'll look into it... -Augustin On Fri, May 30, 2014 at 8:48 AM, SMC.Collins <smc.collins@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > To give another example of what the quality concerns are: today, I've > spent > more than 8 hours trying to fix a problem in Pe. Doing the actual fix in > code > took about 15 mins. The rest of the time was spent trying to build the > three > packages of Pe for* x86_gcc2, x86 and x86_64*. During that process, I've > noticed and fixed a problem in the binutils recipe, which caused binutils > to > require flex without declaring that (so binutils would work on a full > Haiku > installation but not in the chroots haikuporter uses for building. When > that > was fixed and Pe had been built for all three architectures, I noticed > that > it was using libpcre-8.33, which is the newest version in the haikuports > tree, but isn't contained in the actual HaikuPorts repositories used by > Haiku. So, the built Pe packages wouldn't work when I'd upload them ... > cheers, > Oliver (drama queen) > Those builds are not part of the official release goals for R1afaik , > first and foremost, Gcc2 and hybrids afaik for x86 are all that is > officially supported. The others are relegated as nightlys. So while the > work is appreciated it is not mandatory for Haiku R1 alpha or betas of any > variety because they are unsupported variants. > Sean >