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xen-devel
Re: [Xen-devel] Inheriting CFLAGS
Thats solves the problem (I can tell just looking at it!)
To the xen-devels - is this a fair way to go about it (manually editing
the Rules.mk to import CFLAGS) or is there a better way to go about it?
Cheers
Jerome
Philip Taylor wrote:
Jerome Brown wrote on 15/11/2004 23:19:
No, I do not have those lines in my Rules.mk file. It was downloaded
this morning using the ebuild, so was the xen-2.0.tgz file from
sourceforge. If I add -nopie to the CFLAGS in Rules.mk file xen will
compile fine, however if I add -nopie to my environment CFLAGS it does
not get picked up by the xen build script. Therefore I can compile and
install it, but it takes manual intervention, which defeats the idea
of using an ebuild :)
Have you tried it with the updated ebuild (by SpanKY) at
http://bugs.gentoo.org/attachment.cgi?id=43893 ? I'm not completely sure
what it actually does, but it looks a bit like it alters CFLAGS in
Rules.mk and a few other Makefiles to pick up the environment's CFLAGS:
sed -i \
-e "/CFLAGS/s:-O3:${CFLAGS}:" \
tools/libx{c,util}/Makefile \
tools/misc/{miniterm,nsplitd}/Makefile \
tools/{misc,xentrace}/Makefile \
xen/arch/x86/Rules.mk || die "sed cflags"
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