Mike Noyes wrote:
>
> David Douthitt, 2001-03-30 07:26 -0600
> >The CDROM I have has (in part) the following breakdown:
> >
> >src --+-- base ...like busybox, ctar, tftp, ...
> > |
> > +-- pkgs --+-- net
> > |
> > +-- sys
> > |
> > +-- ...et al...
>
> David,
> Are all the files in this src directory text, or are there binary files too?
The src directory is basically a snapshot of my build directories; so
all have *.o files, as well as *diff files and so on. In some cases
there are multiple versions, but I tried to clean them out.
My idea was a) a clean, sorted resource for source files and archives;
b) an archive that could be used this way:
# cp -R /mnt/cdrom/src ./src
...and then you snake in and do your "make" and so on.
The basic structure of a typical source directory is thus:
<pkgname> --+-- <pkg.source.dir> -- source files, directories, etc.
|
+-- tar.gz file(s)
|
+-- occasional diff
|
+-- occasional note as to why it won't compile
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