I see lots of references to virtual/kernel, as opposed to simply kernel.
The bitbake docs show virtual/whatever and virtual/package in some of
its syntactic examples. But what does the virtual/ prefix actually mean?
Google coughs up endless uses of the term, as though everyone knows what it
means,
Hi Paul,
On Wednesday 12 June 2013 01:43:31 Paul D. DeRocco wrote:
I see lots of references to virtual/kernel, as opposed to simply kernel.
The bitbake docs show virtual/whatever and virtual/package in some of
its syntactic examples. But what does the virtual/ prefix actually mean?
Google
