Thanks for all help.
I previously, befor starting to use OPenPKG, I got succesful rpm_build using
just the .spec acompaining the developers source.
Today I didn't got so far to finish a build as I'm still mangling with the .spec
file. As soon I got some progress I report it to you.
Alex
Cópia Michael Schloh von Bennewitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> On Thu, Dec 11, 2003, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > So first, are all %{l_xxx} OpenPKG stuff ? And if so, where are they
> > defined (by rpm perhaps?) ?
> >
> Yes, all that starts with 'l_' is native to OpenPKG. l_cppflags is a
> local
> OpenPKG Macro. You can find these in your /cw/etc/openpkg/rpmmacros
> file.
>
> > I do not understand the syntax like
> CXXFLAGS="${CXXFLAGS:-%optflags}"
> > Does this consider some default ? How to change this for OpenPKG ?
> >
> I don't understand that syntax either, but the good news is that I
> believe
> you don't need it. Stick to either the build flags that I sent you, or
> the
> ones from Bill's package. Either set should work fine.
>
> How did it go with your Courier IMAP build (without OpenPKG)? Did you
> succeed in building the latest Courier version already? Which build
> flags
> did you use?
>
> > And as I'm testing and probaly making lots off errors, How do I tell
> rpm to just
> > build the binary from .src.rpm with installing it ?
> >
> If you want to test your .spec file (and just build the sources),
> then:
>
> $ rpm -bb courier.spec
>
> If you want to only make a source package (and not build anything),
> then:
>
> $ rpm -bs courier.spec
>
> To make a binary package, you need to build the sources either with:
>
> $ rpm -bb courier.spec
>
> or
> $ rpm --rebuild courier-version...src.rpm
>
> There will be no installation to your system until you explicitly ask
> with:
>
> # rpm -Uvh courier-version...ix86.rpm
>
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