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On 24-04-2008 23:53:51 +0100, Alan Hourihane wrote: |
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> Using gcc-config fails compared to what binutils-config does for me. |
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> It turns out that this fails... |
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> env -i portageq envvar CHOST |
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> whereas in binutils-config we just do... |
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> portageq envvar CHOST |
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> Doing the former, gives me.... |
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> env: /root/gentoo/usr/bin/portageq: Invalid executable file format |
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Does your /root/gentoo/usr/bin/portageq have an absolute shebang? Mine |
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does. |
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> Is there any reason to use "env -i" ?? |
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it cleans the environment, probably for that case to avoid garbage (set |
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by the user) to influence portageq's output. Must have been a reason |
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for it at some point. Feels wrong they aren't aligned in |
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binutils-config and gcc-config, though. |
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Fabian Groffen |
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Gentoo on a different level |
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