/usr/bin/install -s will invoke "xcrun strip", and there are a few
hardocded install_name_tool left.
Change-Id: I839af379320b4886c45a12c9a1d4fa88d2ef0059
These were apparently accidentally disabled on all non-WNT platforms.
Set the OPT variable from the outside on the platform that needs it.
(regression from ab41efc81ec26fcbd4cdeb9c36fbe8cc274523f)
Change-Id: Ifbf7ec8e0f863cb6368758571496c8b615e3e814
Add patches and/or tweaks to the following modules:
curl, cppunit, icu, lcms2, libxml2, libxslt, libxmlsec,
lpsolve, nss, openssl, python3
lcms2 has an inconsistency where the .lib and the .dll don't agree on
the .dll name.
openssl gets a honorable mention because apparently it's undocumented
custom build system can build with /MDd if one picks the right
configuration but i couldn't figure out how to do that in an hour of
trying, and just patched the release config instead.
Change-Id: I7854a0fc85247e398d561b4f513d09fe2d1ebb3c
ExternalProject usually involve a configure and a make
step that produce a bunch of output usually irrelevant
including a large number of warning and other mess.
now that everything is pretty much in tail_build
these output get interleaved with useful output from
the build of the product and actually drown them in a logorrhea
of messy noise.
This store the output of external modules in a log file
and only print them as a whole if the module failed do build.
on a non-verbose build.
Change-Id: I3abfcccd6d16821a9e061a71e031b427cc283647
Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/2304
Reviewed-by: Norbert Thiebaud <nthiebaud@gmail.com>
Tested-by: Norbert Thiebaud <nthiebaud@gmail.com>
It must be my local installation of VS2010 that is somehow screwed up
when building here it doesn't find <windows.h>. I need to fix that
instead.
Change-Id: I37a5f8b41f193b108f33464a6a127c0a5969d232
At least for me it wouldn't build otherwise. But yeah, what it
somebody uses MSVS 2010 with another SDK? It seems that the solution
only offers the SDK 7.1 as an alternative?
The default was v100, whatever that measn. Could it be that my MSVS
2010 installation is borked? Or that I did not have to install a
bundled SDK with it, because I already had a separate 7.1 SDK?
Also simplify a bit, no need to $(filter) on VCVER inside ifeqs that
already check the very same VCVER.
Change-Id: Ifef98c9466fc24db27d9e38c6878c77adfb4ed75
I used the latest Xcode and the 10.7 SDK. Configures, and compiles
(for a while? all that is expected?), but then fails with cp:
.../workdir/unxmacxi.pro/UnpackedTarball/python3/python is a directory
(not copied). That is from ExternalPackage_python3.mk.
No idea how well, if at all, it configures and builds using the Xcode
2 or 3 compiler and 10.4 or 10.5 SDK.
Change-Id: I3ae838263a4db1b67e7c835e567540fac60b98bf
The module builds here on Fedora 17 and with MSVC2008.
MacOS X is unfinished and probably breaks, which is why the module
is disabled now.
These patches from module python were dropped:
Integrated upstream:
- Python.mipsel-py4305.patch
- Python-2.6.1-py4768.patch
- Python-2.6.1-py2422.patch (modified, use --with-valgrind)
- Python-2.6.1-urllib.patch
- Python-2.6.1-py8067.patch
Obsolete:
- Python-2.6.1-svn-1.7.patch (migrated to non-toy HG now)
- Python-parallel-make.patch
- Python-2.6.1-nohardlink.patch (no idea why that would be needed,
NFS should support hard links)
- Python-2.6.1-sysbase.patch (Solaris 11 setsolar specific patch)
- Python-2.6.1-cross.berkeleydb.patch (berekeleydb removal)
- Python-2.6.2-bdb48.patch
- Python-2.6.1-vc10.patch (upstream supports vc10)
An attempt to cross compile with mingw that proved unsucessful according
to dtardon; there is upstream work on this topic that is possibly
already in 3.3: http://bugs.python.org/issue8067
- Python-2.6.2-cross.patch
- Python-2.6.2-cross.fix-configure.patch
Change-Id: Iba9a3cab955983e173e12110f93a6f381d86f9ce
