Hi,
Am 28.08.2014 um 21:31 schrieb Fredrik Modéen <fredrik@xxxxxxxxx>:
So there are 2 places to express what architecture this package
are? In the name and architecture: ?
It's the name of the package that are the one that are important?
No. If you are running a Haiku hybrid with the base system being
x86_gcc2, but with support for x86 binaries, then if you want to
provide the same software for both architecture of the hybrid, then
both packages would be for the „x86_gcc2“ base architecture of your
Haiku. One would be called „your_package-version-x86_gcc2.hpkg“ and
the other would be called „your_package_x86-version-x86_gcc2.hpkg“
and
contain the same software, but in the x86 secondary architecture
folders. The names would need to be different already because both
packages would be located in the same folder.
If your Haiku is an x86 based hybrid, then your packages would be
named
your_package-version-x86.hpkg (targeting main arch for x86 Haiku)
your_package_x86_gcc2-version-x86.hpkg (targeting secondary arch for
x86 Haiku)
