Hi, I'm trying to understand the build procedures of ONNV. I did a successful build onnv_138. But when discussing the procedure a question was asked regarding the setup the onbld tools. I thinks it's called the workspace directory in any case it's the base directory for my question. I issued the following command: $ ksh93 usr/src/tools/scripts/bldenv.sh onnv.sh \ "cd usr/src/tools && dmake install && cd .."
than came the remark "you missed && dmake setup after cd .." Ok, but I got my build. What's going on.. Doing some searching I found this post by James McPherson http://mail.opensolaris.org/pipermail/on-discuss/2010-May/001812.html He suggested to issue: $ ksh93 usr/src/tools/scripts/bldenv.sh envfile \ "cd usr/src && \ PATH= (insert PATH statement here) dmake setup && \ cd tools && dmake install" He included the setup target but also reversed the order. Looking in the usr/src/Makefile if found the following lines regarding the setup target line 99 mapfiles: bldtools @cd common/mapfiles; pwd; $(MAKE) install line 160 # # Top-level setup target to setup the development environment that includes # headers, tools and generated mapfiles. For open-only builds (i.e.: source # trees w/o usr/closed), this also depends on the closedbins target (above) # in order to properly seed the proto area. Note, although the tools are # dependent on a number of constant mapfiles, the tools themselves are # required to build the generated mapfiles. # setup: bldtools mapfiles bldtools: closedbins sgs @cd tools; pwd; $(MAKE) install If I'm correct the setup target calls bldtools which will call the dmake install in tools. So is the dmake install in the command line redundant? Bonus question, why did my build succeeded on my clean 134 machine when I did not call dmake setup? Thank you, Frederik -- This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-code mailing list opensolaris-code@opensolaris.org http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/opensolaris-code
