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diff --git a/specs/spf-2.0/buildsys.mdwn b/specs/spf-2.0/buildsys.mdwn index 07c8039..a483d46 100644 --- a/specs/spf-2.0/buildsys.mdwn +++ b/specs/spf-2.0/buildsys.mdwn @@ -49,9 +49,21 @@ Certain environment variables (see $[sectlink][env-vars]) shall be set when the Build Work Area [work-area] =========================== -When building packages, a new directory named `tmp` shall be created in the -source package directory. In this directory, the package source code shall be -copied or unpacked into a directory called `src` shall be created. +When building packages, the package building tool shall create a new directory +named `tmp` in the source package directory. In this directory, the package +building tool shall copy or unpack the package source code into a directory +called `src`. + +For each binary package, the `build` file (see $[sectlink][build]) must create +within the work area `tmp` a directory named `<binpkg>.data`, where `<binpkg>` +is the name of the binary package. See $[sectlink][bin-name] for the +requirements on binary package names. + +Before installing binary package data files into `<binpkg>.data`, the `build` +file may stage them in a different directory immediately under the work area +directory `tmp`. For example, opkhelper's **oh-autoinstall**(1) installs files +into `tmp/dest/` before **oh-installfiles**(1) moves them to +`tmp/<binpkg>.data/`. After all expected binary packages have been built, the work area (`tmp` and its children) shall be removed. @@ -60,14 +72,9 @@ children) shall be removed. Environment Variables [env-vars] ================================ -Certain environment variables shall be set to provide to the configuration -script and build makefile information about the package and the environments in -and for which binary packages are to be built. - -The terms "build system" and "host system" below are used according to [the -convention set by GNU Autoconf][target-triplets]. The build system is the type -of system on which a package is built. The host system is the type of system on -which a binary package is expected to be natively installed and used. +The package building tool shall set certain environment variables to provide to +the build makefile information about the package and the environments in and for +which binary packages are to be built. Package Variables [env-vars-pkg] -------------------------------- @@ -100,9 +107,18 @@ The following environment variables shall be set to describe the source package: architecture-dependent or architecture-independent packages may have been selected for building. + * `OPK_WORK_AREA` + + The absolute path to the build work area (see $[sectlink][work-area]). + Build and Host System Variables [env-vars-sys] ---------------------------------------------- +The terms "build system" and "host system" are used according to [the convention +set by GNU Autoconf][target-triplets]. The build system is the type of system +on which a package is built. The host system is the type of system on which a +binary package is expected to be natively installed and used. + The following environment variables shall be set to describe the build system: * `OPK_BUILD_ARCH` |