Trying to recompile existing packages or new packages with optimization
Hi,
I'm trying to make apt-build for sid working but it still compiles (at least from what I see in the output) without my -march=i686 and -O3 Has anyone tried it or would there be another method? Also how by using aptget source and debian rules do you compile with special options like -O3 -march=i686 ? Can dpkg-architecture give back i686? I'm a bit lost :D |
You may want to search on "debian from scratch" or for just the individual packages pentium-builder.
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Package: pentium-builder |
apt-build has removed my pentuimbuilder dohh (I didn't really like this awfull hack anyway)
Okay I'll have a look at LFS forum. thx edit: by the way I don't see why we have to rely on pentiumbuild to build optimized packages.. nobody in debian.org has pentium or what? :) |
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Yes I agree that they don't have to store optimized BINARY packages (not everybody has a brand new pentium120, too much space on their servers and maybe instability with -O3) but they could give me a configuration file for recompiling it myself at least. Strange
Thanks HappyTux |
http://julien.danjou.info/article-apt-build.html is referenced by Martin Kraft. He also mentions repacking and customizing packages with dpkg-repack,fakeroot, and debedit(to modify version number) in Chapter5 of Debian System Concepts and Techniques.
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Thats exactly this link that made me post this thread. As I said it seems to still compile with old options. also this link is quite old, does it work with gcc4,...
I will look at chapter 5 and post my findings. thanx a lot edit: Oh I looked too quickly I thought it was in debian ref manual. I think it's worth bying this book. |
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