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from Ralf Corsepius <corsepiu@faw.uni-ulm.de> that address the following: * NoSource: 0, 1 in rpm-specs does not work anymore under SuSE-6.4 (rpm-3.0.4), putting each NoSource: onto a separate line however seems to work. Unfortunately, I don't know the actual cause for this, esp. if SuSE broke it or if rpm-specs specification has changed (i.e. Redhat broke it up). * Add *.spec to several .cvsignores (Prevents cvs from complaining about <target>*.spec within the source-tree).
# # $Id$ # This directory contains the scripts used to build RPMS for GNAT/RTEMS. The scripts are close but do not work completely right yet. I have commented out the info related items in gnatnewlib.in to get the RPMS to build. The binutils directory should be ignored for now. In order to build the toolset at all, I had to merge building binutils into the build of gcc, gnat, and newlib. gdb is still built separately. When gnat is based off a more recent gcc version, we can go to the more proper method of building binutils first and separately. There is the more general issue that the gcc 2.8.1 RTEMS targets were not always the same object format that the gcc 2.95.x ones are. Thus some BSPs (m68k and i386 in particular) are now ELF based and assume crti.o/crtn.o is installed. The gcc 2.8.1 configurations were not ELF and thus it is likely that programs will not link on certain configurations. Another more general issue is that GNAT gdb support is at 4.17 while remote debugging of RTEMS applications via TCP/IP is in 4.18.