Changeset 41706 for trunk

Timestamp:

Jul 8, 2021, 11:05:05 AM (5 years ago)

Author:

eugene

Message:

adding example psbuild lines for Gentoo and Ubuntu to README & INSTALL

Location:

trunk/psconfig

Files:

• INSTALL (modified) (3 diffs)
• README (modified) (1 diff)

trunk/psconfig/INSTALL

@@ +1 @@
+
+*** See Summary at the bottom of this file ***
+
+The directory 'ipp/psconfig' contains tools for building the IPP, for
+testing the build environment, for building external C libraries and
+Perl modules, for setting up the user's environment, and for building
+a tarball to be distributed to the end users.
 
 The psconfig system allows the user to build and install the IPP
@@ -6 +13 @@
 With the psconfig tools, it is easy to switch between different
 installed versions or to recompile subsets of the IPP tree.
+
+Developer Build vs User Build
+
+Within the IPP code base, there are a few modules which are not
+distributed as part of the tarball.  These include 'glueforge', which
+is used to generate code for interacting with the database;
+'dbconfig', which defines a database layout; and 'ippdb.src', which is
+the raw auto-generated code.  The tarball is instead packaged with a
+version of ippdb for which autogen has been run, and for which there
+is a valid 'configure' script.  As a developer, it is necessary to
+build these packages.  There is a '-dev' option for psbuild which
+builds these packages.
 
 1. Set up the psconfig system.
@@ -192 +211 @@
 ** the steps above are probably not actually needed.  When is PSCONFDIR needed?
 
+*** SUMMARY ***
+
+For Ubuntu:
+
+  psbuild -extbuild -clean -rebuild -dev -optimize -no-as-needed ipp-3.3
+
+For Gentoo:
+
+  psbuild -extbuild -clean -rebuild -dev -optimize ipp-3.1
+

trunk/psconfig/README

@@ -4 +4 @@
 'ipp/psconfig/INSTALL'.
 
-The directory 'ipp/psconfig' contains tools for building the IPP, for
-testing the build environment, for building external C libraries and
-Perl modules, for setting up the user's environment, and for building
-a tarball to be distributed to the end users.
 
-Developer Build vs User Build
+*** SUMMARY ***
 
-Within the IPP code base, there are a few modules which are not
-distributed as part of the tarball.  These include 'glueforge', which
-is used to generate code for interacting with the database;
-'dbconfig', which defines a database layout; and 'ippdb.src', which is
-the raw auto-generated code.  The tarball is instead packaged with a
-version of ippdb for which autogen has been run, and for which there
-is a valid 'configure' script.  As a developer, it is necessary to
-build these packages.  There is a '-dev' option for psbuild which
-builds these packages.
+For Ubuntu:
+
+  psbuild -extbuild -clean -rebuild -dev -optimize -no-as-needed ipp-3.3
+
+For Gentoo:
+
+  psbuild -extbuild -clean -rebuild -dev -optimize ipp-3.1
+