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Makefile: Support passing environment variables through make--and use… #710
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TODO: Test via:
on fedora-30. |
With
in libgpg-error 1.32 that you download. Gawk used is v5.0.1. |
…gawk error fixed upstream). Goal of this is to show that x230 board will die if we do not resolve linuxboot#590, or move along with linuxboot#703.
…inuxboot#668 and linuxboot#710 is gone with upgraded gpg toolstack to latest versions
@daym : Fixes were merged upstream. Please retest! |
Rebased to your current master. Works fine for BOARD=qemu-linuxboot. |
@daym Testing this locally |
… it to support host compilers that use environment variables CPATH etc
@daym : You can see the results of failed builds at each additional commit by clicking the check details of each PR; then click details which will bring you to CircleCI build of your commit, where you can see errors of the current attempted build. This is a long process, since each PR builds the whole cross-gcc-make toolchain and then the boards defined there. The 9021606 commit resulted in this failed build Current log exerpt:
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@daym Would love to chat with you. You seem to have expertise i'm looking for and we could collaborate in fixing the build system for everyone, including CIs. Those were brought to my attention:
Maybe Heads is taking the wrong approach by depending on musl-cross-make. Even more if looking to accomplish #590, which would depend on LTO in the goal of doing #571 and supporting smaller SPI chip devices like #453 Want to contact me from methods defined at insurgo.ca/#contact ? |
I think this is done, where nix is used now as #1661 is merged |
… it to support host compilers that use environment variables CPATH etc. See Issue #609.