I have an externally built library (libcdpfsw.so) that I am trying to install
in my image. The library is written in Ada, so it is built using an external
Ada compiler. I've tested it on the target and it works, but I'd like it to be
installed in my image.
I verified that the do_install works correctly by inspecting the logs and the
image folder for the directory.
I'm having problems getting past the packaging and QA checks to build my rootfs.
I was originally having a problem with NO GNU HASH in the package QA check so I
added these to my recipe.
#
# Set these flags to bypass Yocto build system
# QA checking because this package is built outside of Yocto.
#
INHIBIT_PACKAGE_STRIP = "1"
INHIBIT_PACKAGE_DEBUG_SPLIT = "1"
INSANE_SKIP_${PN} = "ldflags"
INSANE_SKIP_${PN}-dev = "ldflags"
FILES_${PN} += " ${libdir}/*.so"
If I look through the packaging logs it looks like it attampts to create a
bunch of different packages (cdp-fsw, cdp-fsw-dbg, cdp-fsw-dev, cdp-fsw-doc,
cdp-fsw-locale) but most of them end up being empty except cdp-fsw-dev. Then
if I look through the RPMs there is no cdp-fsw there is only a cdp-fsw-dev and
cdp-fsw-dbg.
Then when do_rootfs is executed it fails because it can't find a package
provider for cdp-fsw.
Why is it automatically creating a <xxxx>-dev package? Can I override this?
-Daniel Smith
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