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Duncan wrote: |
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> Tres Melton posted <1133280913.26819.51.camel@×××××××××.org>, excerpted |
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> below, on Tue, 29 Nov 2005 09:15:13 -0700: |
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>>So the issue is do ebuilds use CHOST or KEYWORD to key the build for. I |
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>>don't know enough about portage to say for sure but I thought they all |
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>>used CHOST. If there is one that uses the KEYWORD then link me bud. :p |
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> That's possible. I'm talking about the use tests seen in ebuilds, ie |
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> "if use x86; then" type tests. If you can say definitively that these use |
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> CHOST not keywords, then I'll take your word for it, but I always though |
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> it tested keywords (particularly since amd64 would be x86_64 CHOST, |
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> right? unless the use macro does the conversion from common/gentoo-speak |
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> to chost-speak internally?) but I could certainly be incorrect as it's not |
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> something I've specifically traced. |
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The tests use the ARCH variable, which is defined in the profile. They |
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most certainly do not use the KEYWORDS or attempt to do any magic on the |
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CHOST definitions. |
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