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Stuart Longland wrote: |
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>So the profiles would become; |
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>>/usr/profiles/default-linux/mips: |
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>>|- be -- Big Endian Systems |
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>>| |- n32 \__ Profile for any 64-bit voodoo |
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>>| |- n64 / |
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>>| |- ip22 -- SGI Indy, Indigo2 (R4k), Challenge S w/ o32 |
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>>| | |= n32 -- importing the ../n32 voodoo |
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>>| | |- n64 -- importing the ../n64 voodoo |
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>>| | '- 2.4 -- with kernel 2.6 stuff masked (for R4600) |
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Profiles don't do multiple inheritance. You'll either end up duplicating |
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n32/n64 in all the relevant subprofiles, in which case why bother with |
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be/n32, or the ip22/n32 profile won't inherit from ip22/, which kinda |
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defeats the point, no? |
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