On 7 December 2017 at 03:20, scsijon <[email protected]> wrote: > Sorry, but i've read a lot of pages on your site and the git repositories > and can't find an answer or hint of one anywhere. > > Does someone have a minimum packageset/packagelist needed, anywhere in their > files to build the Linux that Wayland/Weston sits on top of, I'm looking at > building the minimum requirements with LFS/BLFS first and then adding > Wayland/?Weston on top of that. > > And no i'm not looking at using something like Mint or any other prebuilt > system first! I may even not add a X Server into the mix. I'm trying to keep > it as simple and small as possible. > I doubt anyone will do an explicit list, since info is already present in configure.ac. Things are bound to get out of sync fairly quickly ;-)
There's a few simple ways to do that: 1) use a barebone chroot and run configure - will flag each missing dependency 2) grep -10 -w PKG_CHECK_MODULES configure.ac 3) objdump -x $library | grep -w NEEDED, or equivalent based on dependencies listed in distribution packaging. Debian/Fedora tend to list explicit dependencies while Arch want to keep the deps list short and do some funny sfuff. For wayland: 2) ffi, expat, libxml (grep with context and you'll see it's an optional one), wayland-scanner (build-time) 3) (using objdump) libc.so, libffi.so, libm.so, libphtread.so, librt.so - for the wayland lib; c, expat + libxml2 for wayland-scanner With above tools you can look at weston or any other project that you prefer -) HTH Emil _______________________________________________ wayland-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/wayland-devel
