Am 21.11.2012 14:38, schrieb Fernando de Oliveira:
> I thought in stripping it, but I am still not sure if any problem would
> appear. What is the command you used to strip?
i use DESTDIR on all packages, so i can loop thru all files in DESTDIR
to (re)compress all manpages, strip all binaries and libraries, set
chmod 755 on libraries and some more things...
here the snipet for stripping:
OK=$( LC_ALL=C file "${line}" )
if [ ! -z "$( echo ${OK} | grep ' ELF ' )" ] ; then
strip -p --strip-unneeded "$line"
elif [ ! -z "$( echo ${OK} | grep ' current ar archive' )" ] ; then
strip -p --strip-debug "$line"
fi
> Does this include the sources (compressed and uncompressed) as in my
> case? If so, please, would you post the switches used?
what else if not the sources???
i extract the libreoffice-core-3.6.3.2.tar.xz
then i make a symlink for the src as i don't want to download these 500g
on each build. if a new version requires new packages, the download
script will just get the new files. as the translations are extracted
into the src directory (another 1.3g!) i keep them to speed up the
build. as soon i have successfully built the new one once, i remove the
old translations and clean up the src
after 'make' i remove the src again, and i have 3.4g on 32bit or 3.7g on
64bit.
you can add the 1.3g translations and even the 500m src to my 3.7g
workdir giving a total of 5.5g. still far away from the 7g you mentioned.
here my autogen switches:
./autogen.sh \
--prefix=/usr/X11 \
--sysconfdir=/etc/libreoffice \
--disable-binfilter \
--disable-mozilla \
--disable-odk \
--disable-postgresql-sdbc \
--disable-kde \
--disable-kde4 \
--disable-gtk3 \
--disable-systray \
--enable-librsvg=system \
--enable-dbus \
--enable-extra-font \
--enable-release-build \
--with-system-boost \
--with-system-cairo \
--with-system-curl \
--with-system-db \
--with-system-expat \
--with-system-gettext \
--with-system-icu \
--with-system-jpeg \
--with-system-libpng \
--with-system-libxml \
--with-system-neon \
--with-system-nss \
--with-system-openssl \
--with-system-poppler \
--with-system-redland \
--with-system-zlib \
--with-system-mysql \
--with-system-lcms2 \
--with-system-mozilla \
--with-system-mesa-headers \
--with-num-cpus=$(getconf _NPROCESSORS_ONLN) \
--with-lang="de fr" \
--with-perl-home=/usr \
--with-openldap \
--without-java \
--without-system-jars \
--without-ppds \
--without-afms \
--without-myspell-dicts \
--without-system-dicts \
--without-help \
--without-helppack-integration \
--disable-unix-qstart-libpng
i don't build any dictionaries. i have most (but not all) libraries
already installed. disabling odk and binfilter saves some space (and
time) too.
as i'm running xfce, i need no kde or gtk3, just gtk2.
it's a pitty lo is not able to check the installed libraries. either you
use --with-system-xx (or as for librsvg --enable-xx=system) or lo will
build it's own package again! even better to check for installed
libraries first to avoid even the download - last time i counted, i
could save 30 out of 100 (as far as i remember nearly 200 out of 500g).
tobias
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