Il 20/10/2011 20:53, Josh Blum ha scritto:
does this mean that i could perform the steps
/ mkdir build
cd build
cmake -DCPACK_GENERATOR=DEB ../
make package/
and make deb(s) of the current git release ? which is the switch to
Basically, yes that will generate a big deb file for the whole project.
There are a few considerations to do it right.
1) A list of all the dependencies for the package manager. This needs to
be defined per supported OS because the names are different across os
versions and os. I am thinking recent fedoras, ubuntus, and some debians.
2) Some prerm/postinst rules to run ldconfig to install grc icons, etc..
This is called pre/post install/uninstall for rpms
3) And if you want component based deps/rpms, you need to do something
different. I started this work and there have been a few posts about it.
The important thing is that the install rules in cmake all specify a
component so its easy to get a list of files per component (then do some
magic with it). Branch here:
http://gnuradio.org/cgit/jblum.git/log/?h=multi_deb
Basically there is still work to be done
disable one of the components ?
See the configure verbose or checkout cmake-gui or ccmake (ncurses). You
will see all the ENABLE_* variables for each component
-josh
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In fact I just experienced a dependency name incompatibility with
/python-Cheetah/ instead of /python-cheetah/ (on Ubuntu). I can't
install the whole package because of a silly capital C ! ! ! :D
I read about your multi_deb project, it's like as doing a cmake package
for every single component, am i right ?
As a matter of fact every single module is built. I requested some time
ago help about build errors for the /volk/ module (on Ubuntu 10.10) but
with the latest git release it builds as well as the others.
Regards, Arturo
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