Hello,
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I have been looking lately into making some cross toolchain
improvements, one of them will be to change to a sysrooted cross
toolchain, but the current layout we are using by dpkg-cross installs
relevant bits under:
<DIR>/{include,bin,lib,lib64}
Mainstream code expects a different layout more LHS compliant,
<DIR>/{usr/include,bin,lib,lib64}
If anyone cares, how do you feel about changing cross tools layout?
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Another improvement we want to achive is a fully multiarch support in
dpkg, that might also affect other tools (not sure).
Is there any information arround, maybe LHS, on how to setup <DIR>
layout?
Nowadays we are using non multiarch structure as:
usr/$arch-linux-gnu
|-- bin
|-- include
|-- lib
`-- lib64
But what it should look like in future? /usr/include/$arch-linux-gnu?
Would it be reasonable to be using a new layout like:
usr/include/$arch-linux-gnu
|-- bin
|-- usr/include
|-- lib
`-- lib64
I am missing some papers on multiarch, are there any kind of
information out there.
Kind Regards,
Héctor Orón
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