apt-build revolutions
Par jd le vendredi, décembre 31 2004, 15:09 - Debian - Lien permanent
Today, since I had nothing to do, no friends, no life, no beer, I decided to work on my famous apt-build (which I never use of course).
I rewrote the gcc/g++ wrappers... in C ! This should avoid running Perl on each C compiler call, which of course sucks.
I modified some regexp in version parsing to remove some bugs with some weird source version (like bash-2.05b-2-24 or rhythmbox-0.8.5-1ubuntu2).
This version, 0.10.0, seems to be a first step to my world domination project, AHAHAHA !.. ehm, I mean, my project of killing Gentoo, of course, sorry.
I am running an apt-build world on a test box to be sure everythings works.
Commentaires
Yeah, kill Gentoo #_#
Looks like an interesting tool, my solution was "debian-builder" and "wrap-gcc" which is written in perl.
I started so that I could use the SSP protection offered by GCC, but it's very similar to your wrapper and pentium-builder which I think is still in the archive.
Steve
PS.
http://www.debtoo.org/
More than the optimisation thing, what I find really interesting in apt-build is the patch feature.
Mailman is a good example of a package in which you happen to add a lot of patch. It would be great if apt-build could track patches applied and reapply them during apt-build upgrade...