By using --cores argument to rootfs.py, JOBS= is set in the
live-bootstrap environment, and -j${JOBS} is used on builds. This speeds
larger packages up significantly.
A fair number of packages do not build properly with parallelism. Most
of these, at least for now, are disabled with -j1.
- Rather than defining the urls where they are gotten (python sysa,
python sysc, inside sysc), a spec file is now used that is easily
interpretable and tool-independent.
- This is interpreted by rootfs.py and inside sysc.
- This is also used to make sources available and extract sources.
- Manual dirname selection is no longer required as is tarball renaming
upon download - all of this is handled automatically.
Fixes#188
- This is much more standard and replaces /image in sysa and is the
standard in sysc (avoids many issues).
- GCC needs to have a file created for some unknown reason.
- Checksums updated.
This fixes an issue with printf not printing doubles or floats
correctly, and probably other subtle issues.
tcc-musl also uses floats extensively, so rebuild it as well, to fix
some other potential issues.
Update checksums for all resulting binaries which have now changed.
Co-authored-by: fosslinux <fosslinux@aussies.space>
1. Adds sha256sum stage to the bash build harness.
2. Adds a third argument to build(), the checksum file name. This is
used where there is more than one checksum file, most notably
in multi-stage compilations.
3. Adds checksum files to all remaining programs.
4. Adds appropriate 3rd argument where needed (coreutils, tcc-musl,
bison).
Make sure real __stdio_exit() is called on exit and not the dummy noop
versions. This fixes the issue of truncated output when redirecting
output to a file or pipe. It also fixes truncated output on programs
that forget to call fclose()
This is a workaround for an issue in which binaries compiled with our
tcc+musl toolchain can fail to write complete output when stdout is
redirected to a file or pipe.
