I want to say that in latest glibc (see archlinux) many 9base programs
cant be executed because of being static.
Compiling bionic would be great but I was unAble to workaround their
makefiles to do it without the android sdk.
Glibc must be avoided as much as possible. Anybody working w bionic
here?
I wrote slpm which can be used as template for binary and src packages
and it supports static compilation. A repo of bins for it can be good.
Packages aré pretty similar to slackware (mere tarballs)
I know that stali aims to not have package system, but. Imho slpm can
be a good start to generate chroots or manage binary packages in a
simple way. It needs more work coz bindeps are not supported, etc..
So imho binpkgs for stali should just be tarballs u uncompress or you
remove. But pkgsystem is a complex topic because many progrMs require
postinstall scripts and others which really suck by nature and I would
love to erradicate all this innecesary complexity or just avoid using
them.
On Jul 31, 2010, at 11:10 PM, Jens Staal <staal1...@gmail.com> wrote:
Another, sort of related question: how has it worked out with the
static binaries of 9base etc built with bionic?
I was thinking, perhaps a "static binary repository" could be a good
start :)
2010/7/31 Anselm R Garbe <garb...@gmail.com>:
Hi Krankkatze,
On 31 July 2010 19:43, Krankkatze <krankka...@gmail.com> wrote:
I'm very interested in the sta.li project and would like to know
if the
project is still active or not, and if any help could be brought.
Thanks!
It's inactive atm, but I did plenty work in the sta.li area that is
still unpublished, also because I did some sort of it at work.
I plan to resolve the issues during the next weeks and will provide
an
update by then.
Help is definitely welcome, particularly in the area of patching ld
in
order to produce static libraries when shared objects are requested
in
a tee-like fashion and to statically link executables when shared
objects are supplied. I started some ld patches a while ago, but they
are half way, but I'm happy to provide them on request.
HTH,
Anselm
