We used to put a "compiler-gcc6.h" file inside every vendor kernel's
aport. This is redundant and only works with GCC6. With this patch,
a common "compiler-gcc.h" file will be used, that works independently
of the GCC version.
The file is from Decatf's android_kernel_samsung_p4 repository, where
it was taken from upstream Linux, but adjusted to work with older
vendor kernels (different #ifndef check at the top etc).
bd0772df21/include/linux/compiler-gcc.h
This introduces a new .shared-patches folder. New
"pmbootstrap aportgen" code will make use of this, and create symlinks
to the patches inside that folder when running
"pmbootstrap aportgen linux-..." (or using the new device wizard).
All kernels compile again, after the GCC 8 upgrade.
All 3.x kernels have been changed to use GCC 6 now, because we can't
say for sure that they boot with GCC 8 even if we made them compile
with that newer GCC. If someone wants to test a kernel for a newer
device which they can test, see the instructions on
<https://postmarketos.org/vendorkernel>.
The linux-sony-castor-windy 4.x kernel did not compile out of the box
with the latest GCC, so we set it to GCC 6 as well. This can probably
be fixed easily.
linux-teclast-x80-pro: removed Werror and updated to latest 4.14 kernel
from kernel.org, otherwise this would not compile anymore (tested with
both GCC 6 and 8, probably incompatibility with the latest binutils or
something).
This commit will take too long to compile in CI, so let's [skip ci].
I've compiled all kernels multiple times and fixed them up until all of
them were working again.
Related: #103
(this text is copied too)
If a user has an editorconfig plugin for their editor,
it will enforce tabs instead of spaces for indentation
for APKBUILD files. It ignores other files in the repo.
I thought only having specific symlinks was enough, and it was for one
kernel. However, to make sure it works with all kernels, let's just add
symlinks for all the binutils.
* remove everything that causes conflicts when installing gcc6 and
gcc6-armhf side by side
* fix up the existing "if cross compiling" code path to use the
/usr/gcc6 prefix
* link binutils binaries to the locations they are expected to be
by gcc (this took me hours to figure out....) as well as by the
linux build system with CROSS_COMPILE
* link all gcc binaries to /usr/bin/gcc6-*
Based on the last version from Alpine, but installed to /usr/gcc6 and
with pretty much everything disabled except for the C compiler.
We can probably throw out a lot of patches, and make the APKBUILD much
smaller. But let's focus on making it possible to compile old kernels
again first. There's still a lot to do for that, see #103.
This test case only makes sense in the pmbootstrap repository, and
we have it there already. In pmaports, we don't need to check if the
"aportgen" code is working - and to check the versions of the aports
we already have the test_upstream_compatibility case.
* Added linux-postmarketos-allwinner kernel
* Added copy of alpines u-boot package with pine-a64lts support
* Changed postmarketos-mkinitfs to add the plain .dtb file to the boot partition
Weston does not build for x86, because it depends on libunwind. And
libunwind is not available in Alpine for x86. I've also tried to
simply enable x86 in libunwind, but it does not build out of the box.
In order to start building again for x86 at all, let's disable weston
and all packages that depend on it on for now.
ecm_find_qmlmodule checks if QML modules are installed, and if not it
warns during build time. This is purely for packager knowledge. Not
finding those packages here doesn't affect the runtime of the
kwin_wayland at all.
We are disabling this due to bug in the qmlplugindump which causes it to
not return and get stuck, See issue #28.
Revert this when QTBUG-70460 is solved upstream.
