(/usr/include, /usr/local/include, etc.).
* Immediate pay-off: we see that the glibc header files depend on the Linux
kernel header files. So I've added a package that extracts the appropriate
headers from Linux 2.4.22.
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directories for libraries. (Fortunately, the build would still fail because
Perl's idea of "standard" library directories no longer matched that of the
linker.)
* `stdenv-linux/setup.sh' now puts the path of glibc in an environment
variable so that it can be used by other packages (for example, we need to
pass it to Perl's configure, because otherwise it will think that, e.g.,
libm.so doesn't exist).
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(/lib, ...). So unless a directory is explicitly added using `-L' it won't we
searched. This has already revealed that libxml has a hidden dependance on libz.
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getopt has been added.
As part of the build of sdf2 we patch sdf2table to store the full path of
getopt. This is so that packages that use sdf2 do not have to declare
getopt as an input.
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TODO: clean up the Perl build. Currently it's still using some external
libraries, and it doesn't pass all its unit tests.
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Note that I added bzip2 to stdenv, but not unzip. This raises an interesting
point: what packages should be in stdenv?
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with the standard untar; bootstrap; configure; make; make install
interface. The script is parameterized with arguments for
configure. That is, all arguments are passed verbatim to
configure.
* asfix-tools, gpp, sc, srts, stratego-front, xtc: Fix expressions
and (trivial) build script for basic strategoxt packages. All
packages are abstracted on subversion revision.
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where we don't use any tools from outside the Nix environment. For this we
need the basic POSIX utilities (e.g., GNU coreutils), a shell, GCC, and the
binutils.
Normal packages just need to include stdenv/stdenv.fix, which on Linux will
use the Nixified environment. However, for the tools in the build
environment itself we have a bootstrapping problem. Therefore, these depend
on the external environment (and include stdenv-linux/stdenv-nativetools).
The package `baseenv' provides some generic setup and GCC wrappers used by
both fully Nixified and native environments.
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source from Subversion, runs autoreconf and configure, and does a `make
dist'.
The revision number is currently hard-coded into `nix-dist.fix'.
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