[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi. > > How implement conditions following? > > 1) libfoo0 and libfoo0-athlon are binary packages builded from libfoo > source package > 2) CFLAGS for build libfoo0 are differents that for build libfoo0-athlon > 3) debian/control contains libfoo0 (Architecture: any) and > libfoo0-athlon (Architecture: i386) > 4) debian/rules includes cdbs > > If somebody know package that do it, please, tell me what is. Package > are building ok already (with cdbs). But just single binary.
If the build can be tweaked to use two local variables for the CFLAGS differences, you can build multiple binaries in a single pass (which cdbs needs). Identify the common CFLAGS settings for both and the specific flags to be added for each of the others. Store those binary-specific flags in a local variable in, say, configure or the Makefiles. In the Makefile.am, you can build two binaries from the same source by simply repeating the libfoo_SOURCES etc with appropriate names, and bring in the local CFLAGS options too. i.e. repeat the build within the one pass but with different options. All this is quite a lot of automake patching and if you can get upstream onside it will be a lot easier. -- Neil Williams ============= http://www.data-freedom.org/ http://www.nosoftwarepatents.com/ http://www.linux.codehelp.co.uk/
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