pup-toolsThe folder 'source' contains compilable source code. These are core utilities used in Puppy. Some of them need to be compiled statically -- they are in the 'diet' folder. Those in the 'bacon' folder need to be compiled with the bacon compiler. The 'create-src-pkg' script creates a source package named 'pup-tools-<date>.tar.gz' that can be compiled in T2 (or anywhere). The 'build-pup-tools' script compiles the sources and installs the binary files. This will normally be done in T2, which will then create a binary tarball named 'pup-tools-<date>.tar.bz2'. In Woof, file woof-distro/*/*/*/DISTRO_PKGS_SPECS-* can list 'pup-tools' as a package to be included in the build. It is planned that this will gradually replace the binaries currently in woof-arch/*/target Regards, Barry Kauler Dec. 16, 2014 |