Adding the host name results in the tar files created by the
--bset-tar-file and --pkg-tar-files to contain the host name.
This is useful when building Cxc packages.
Drop the GCC version since this is already part of the normal GCC
version message. Drop the release number from the RSB since the Git
commit identifies the RSB version uniquely. Use a "Name Version, ..."
pattern.
This picks up at least these RTEMS Project patches:
+ Joel Sherrill to ensure the PRIxxPTR defines are correct on all targets.
+ Sebastian Huber NGROUPS adjusted to have even value.
1- Refer to newlib-cvs as it supports OpenRISC/RTEMS by now.
2- Use gcc.4.8.3 release instead of 4.8.2 one.
3- Refer to the new gcc-4.8.3 patch.
4- Add hash feature for patches.
File download by http, ftp, pw support checksum. The %hash
directive provides a means of setting a hash used to
checksum the file.
Files on disk or just downloaded are checked.
Remove the 'opt' from various macros and shell variables.
Add pkgconfig to the checks to make it clear the check is a
pkgconfig check.
Add NTP support as the first package to be built using the RSB.
Split the RTEMS URL's out from the base bset file into a separate
file that be included by other files.
Add an RTEMS BSP configuration file to help abstract the process
of building 3rd party packages.
Clean the cross and canadian cross support up so we can cleanly support
cross and canadian cross building.
Refactor the pkgconfig support and clean up the PC file handling of
loading modules.
Add support for %{?..} to return false if a macro is %{nil}.
Add %{pkgconfig ..} support to allow better control of access RTEMS
pkgconfig files.
Configuration files get the following releases:
- binutils-2.24
- newlib-2.1.0
- gcc-4.8.2
- gdb-7.7
Patches to tool-chain are mix of OpenRISC original patches and other
additions to build the previous releases for RTEMS.
Remove the numbered source and patches and automatically manage
sources and patches. This removes the overhead in maintaining large
collections of patches.
The lm32 arch builds on gcc-4.9.0 so lets move to a recent build rather
than the old 4.5.? build.
Remove stdin and stdout references and the simulator io calls in gdb
so the simulator builds on Windows.
