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On Monday 16 April 2012 15:06:48 Andreas Schwab wrote: > Mike Frysinger writes: > > this ends up bubbling into the ldd_rewrite_script variable that some > > machines need to override: > > sysdeps/unix/sysv/linux/ia64/configure.in:ldd_rewrite_script=ports/sysdep > > s/unix/sysv/linux/ia64/ldd-rewrite.sed > > This is broken. It sould be $dest/ldd-rewrite.sed. as i explained, that doesn't work. i used ports/ because that does actually work (as long as the subdir is named "ports"). > > - mips can be broken by building in a dir two deep: > > mkdir build/mips; cd build/mips; ../../configure ... > > Huh? The name is relative to the source directory. The build directory > has no influence. as i said in the intro, the current $dest value is relative to the top of the builddir. hence trying to use any variable relative to the top of the srcdir breaks. go ahead and try it: $ mkdir -p build/mips $ cd build/mips $ ../../configure --host=mips64el-gentoo-linux-gnu --prefix=/usr ... $ grep ldd-rewrite-script config.make ldd-rewrite-script = ../../ports/sysdeps/unix/sysv/linux/mips/mips64/ldd- rewrite.sed that value certainly is not relative to the top of the source directory. > > - m68k looks pointless considering that's what common code sets up > > In which way is it pointless? i misread the `grep` of sysdeps/. i thought it set up this value as the default for everyone (since it's in the common linux location). in reality, it seems to be i386-specific, so really it should be moved to the i386 subdir. -mike
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