#
### $Id$
#
-# run 'make help' for more info
+####################
+# invokation:
+#
+# (*) make stage1=true
+# this extracts all specfiles and computes .mk from specfiles
+# you need to specify PLDISTRO here if relevant - see below
+# (*) make help
+# for more info on how to invoke this stuff
+#
+#################### (fedora) distributions
+#
+# (*) as of nov. 2007, myplc-devel is deprecated
+# (*) instead, we create a fresh vserver that holds required tools (see e.g. planetlab-fc6-devel.lst)
+# (*) the build uses the current fedora version as a target for the produced images
+# (*) so you simply need to create a fedora 8 build image for building fedora-8 images
+#
+#################### (planetlab) distributions
+#
+# (*) the default distribution is called 'planetlab'
+# (*) you may define an alternative distribution, e.g. onelab
+# in this case you need to
+# (*) create onelab.mk that defines your *packages* (see below)
+# (*) create onelab-tags.mk that defines where to fetch your *modules*
+# (*) create your main yumgroups.xml as groups/<distro>.xml
+# (*) there are also various places where a set of modules are defined.
+# check for .lst files in the various modules that build root images
+# and mimick what's done for planetlab
+# (*) then you need to run
+# make stage1=true PLDISTRO=onelab
+#
+####################
+# This build deals with 2 kinds of objects
+#
+# (*) packages are named upon the RPM name; they are moslty lowercase
+# Add a package to ALL if you want it built as part of the default set.
+# (*) modules are named after the subversion tree; as of this writing their names
+# are mostly mixedcase like MyPLC or Vserverreference
+#
+#################### packages
+# basics: how to build a package - you need/may define the following variables
+#
+# (*) package-MODULES
+# a package needs one or several modules to build.
+# to this end, define
+# (*) package-SPEC
+# the package's specfile; this is relative to the FIRST module in package-MODULES
+# see 'codebase' below
+#
+# Optional:
+#
+# (*) package-SPECVARS
+# space-separated list of spec variable definitions, where you can reference make variable that relate to
+# packages defined BEFORE the current one (note: you should use = - as opposed to := - to define these)
+# e.g. mydriver-SPECVARS = foo=$(kernel-rpm-release)
+# would let you use the %release from the kernel's package when rpmbuild'ing mydriver - see automatic below
+# (*) package-DEPENDS
+# a set of *packages* that this package depends on
+# (*) package-DEPENDFILES
+# a set of files that the package depends on - and that make needs to know about
+# if this contains RPMS/yumgroups.xml, then the toplevel RPMS's index
+# is refreshed with createrepo prior to running rpmbuild
+# (*) package-RPMFLAGS: Miscellaneous RPM flags
+# (*) package-RPMBUILD: If not rpmbuild - mostly used for sudo'ing rpmbuild
+#
+#################### modules
+# Required information about the various modules (set this in e.g. planetlab-tags.mk)
+#
+# (*) module-SVNPATH
+# the complete path where this module lies;
+# you can specify the trunk or a given tag with this variable
+#
+# OR if the module is managed under cvs
+#
+# (*) module-CVSROOT
+# (*) module-TAG
+#
+#################### automatic variables
+#
+# the build defines the following make variables - these are extracted from spec files
+# (*) package-TARBALL : from the Source<n>: declaration
+# example: kernel-i386-TARBALL = SOURCES/linux-2.6.20.tar.bz2
+# (*) package-SOURCE :
+# example: kernel-i386-SOURCE = SOURCES/linux-2.6.20
+# (*) package-SRPM
+# example: kernel-i386-SRPM = SRPMS/kernel-2.6.20-1.2949.fc6.vs2.2.0.1.0.planetlab.src.rpm
+# (*) package-RPM
+# example: kernel-i386-RPM = \
+# RPMS/i686/kernel-2.6.20-1.2949.fc6.vs2.2.0.1.0.planetlab.i686.rpm \
+# RPMS/i686/kernel-devel-2.6.20-1.2949.fc6.vs2.2.0.1.0.planetlab.i686.rpm \
+# RPMS/i686/kernel-vserver-2.6.20-1.2949.fc6.vs2.2.0.1.0.planetlab.i686.rpm \
+# RPMS/i686/kernel-debuginfo-2.6.20-1.2949.fc6.vs2.2.0.1.0.planetlab.i686.rpm
+# (*) package-rpm-name
+# example: kernel-i386-rpm-name = kernel
+# (*) package-rpm-release
+# example: kernel-i386-rpm-release = 1.2949.fc6.vs2.2.0.1.0.planetlab
+# (*) package-version
+# example: kernel-i386-rpm-version = 2.6.20
+# (*) package-subversion
+# example: myplc-rpm-subversion = 15
+####################
+
+#
+# Default values
+#
+HOSTARCH := $(shell uname -i)
+DISTRO := $(shell ./getdistro.sh)
+RELEASE := $(shell ./getrelease.sh)
#################### Makefile
# Default target
.PHONY:all
### default values
-PLDISTRO := onelab
+PLDISTRO := planetlab
RPMBUILD := rpmbuild
export CVS_RSH := ssh
define stage1_variables
$(1)_spec = $(notdir $($(1)-SPEC))
$(1)_specpath = SPECS/$(notdir $($(1)-SPEC))
-$(1)_module = $(firstword $($(1)-MODULE))
+$(1)_module = $(firstword $($(1)-MODULES))
endef
$(foreach package, $(ALL), $(eval $(call stage1_variables,$(package))))
# usage: extract_multi_module package
define extract_multi_module
mkdir -p CODEBASES/$(1) && cd CODEBASES/$(1) && (\
- $(foreach m,$($(1)-MODULE), $(if $($(m)-SVNPATH), svn export $($(m)-SVNPATH) $(m);, cvs -d $($(m)-CVSROOT) export -r $($(m)-TAG) $(m);)))
+ $(foreach m,$($(1)-MODULES), $(if $($(m)-SVNPATH), svn export $($(m)-SVNPATH) $(m);, cvs -d $($(m)-CVSROOT) export -r $($(m)-TAG) $(m);)))
endef
CODEBASES/%: package=$(notdir $@)
-CODEBASES/%: module=$($(package)-MODULE)
-CODEBASES/%: multi_module=$(word 2,$(module))
+CODEBASES/%: multi_module=$(word 2,$($(package)-MODULES))
CODEBASES/%:
@(echo -n "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX -- BEG CODEBASE $(package) : $@ " ; date)
$(if $(multi_module),\
rm -rf $($(1)-TARBALL)
.PHONY: $(1)-clean-tarball
CLEANS += $(1)-clean-tarball
+$(1)-clean-build:
+ rm -rf BUILD/$(notdir $($(1)-SOURCE))
+CLEANS += $(1)-clean-build
$(1)-clean-rpm:
rm -rf $($(1)-RPM)
.PHONY: $(1)-clean-rpm
rm -rf $($(1)-SRPM)
.PHONY: $(1)-clean-srpm
CLEANS += $(1)-clean-srpm
-$(1)-clean: $(1)-clean-codebase $(1)-clean-source $(1)-clean-tarball $(1)-clean-rpm $(1)-clean-srpm
+$(1)-clean: $(1)-clean-codebase $(1)-clean-source $(1)-clean-tarball $(1)-clean-build $(1)-clean-rpm $(1)-clean-srpm
.PHONY: $(1)-clean
endef
# compute all modules
ALL-MODULES :=
-$(foreach package,$(ALL), $(eval ALL-MODULES+=$($(package)-MODULE)))
+$(foreach package,$(ALL), $(eval ALL-MODULES+=$($(package)-MODULES)))
ALL-MODULES:=$(sort $(ALL-MODULES))
$(foreach module,$(ALL-MODULES), $(eval $(call print_version,$(module))))
@echo "$ make distclean"
@echo " brute-force cleaning, removes entire directories - requires a new stage1"
@echo "$ make util-vserver-clean"
- @echo " removes codebase, source, tarball, rpm and srpm for util-vserver"
+ @echo " removes codebase, source, tarball, build, rpm and srpm for util-vserver"
@echo "$ make util-vserver-clean-codebase"
- @echo " and so on"
-
+ @echo " and so on for source, tarball, build, rpm and srpm"
#################### convenience, for debugging only
# make +foo : prints the value of $(foo)
#
# $Id$
#
-
-#
-# Required:
-#
-# CVSROOT or package-CVSROOT: CVSROOT to use
-# together with
-# TAG or package-TAG: CVS tag to use (only with CVSROOT)
-# or
-# SVNPATH or package-SVNPATH: SVNPATH to use
-# Note: do not define both CVSROOT and SVNPATH
-#
-# package-MODULE: name(s) of cvs/svn module(s) needed for building
-# package-SPEC: RPM spec file name
-#
-# Optional:
-#
-# package-RPMFLAGS: Miscellaneous RPM flags
-# package-RPMBUILD: If not rpmbuild
-#
-# Add to ALL if you want the package built as part of the default set.
-#
-
+# see doc in Makefile
#
-# Default values -- should be able to override these from command line
-#
-HOSTARCH := $(shell uname -i)
-DISTRO := $(shell ./getdistro.sh)
-RELEASE := $(shell ./getrelease.sh)
-
-#
-# load in a release specific tags file
-# Override TAGSFILE from command line to select something else
-#
-
#
# kernel
#
-kernel-$(HOSTARCH)-MODULE := Linux-2.6
+kernel-$(HOSTARCH)-MODULES := Linux-2.6
kernel-$(HOSTARCH)-SPEC := scripts/kernel-2.6-planetlab.spec
ifeq ($(HOSTARCH),i386)
kernel-$(HOSTARCH)-RPMFLAGS:= --target i686
ALL += $(KERNELS)
+#
+# libnl
+#
+# [daniel] wait for latest Fedora release
+# (03:29:46 PM) daniel_hozac: interfacing with the kernel directly when dealing with netlink was fugly, so... i had to find something nicer.
+# (03:29:53 PM) daniel_hozac: the one in Fedora is lacking certain APIs i need.
+#
+libnl-MODULES := libnl
+libnl-SPEC := libnl.spec
+ALL += libnl
+
#
# util-vserver
#
-util-vserver-MODULE := util-vserver
+util-vserver-MODULES := util-vserver
util-vserver-SPEC := util-vserver.spec
util-vserver-RPMFLAGS:= --without dietlibc
util-vserver-DEPENDS := libnl
#
# NodeUpdate
#
-NodeUpdate-MODULE := NodeUpdate
+NodeUpdate-MODULES := NodeUpdate
NodeUpdate-SPEC := NodeUpdate.spec
ALL += NodeUpdate
#
# ipod
#
-PingOfDeath-MODULE := PingOfDeath
+PingOfDeath-MODULES := PingOfDeath
PingOfDeath-SPEC := ipod.spec
ALL += PingOfDeath
#
# NodeManager
#
-NodeManager-MODULE := NodeManager
+NodeManager-MODULES := NodeManager
NodeManager-SPEC := NodeManager.spec
ALL += NodeManager
#
# pl_sshd
#
-pl_sshd-MODULE := pl_sshd
+pl_sshd-MODULES := pl_sshd
pl_sshd-SPEC := pl_sshd.spec
ALL += pl_sshd
# Deprecate when vsys takes over [sapan].
# keep in build for proper.
#
-libhttpd++-MODULE := libhttpd++
+libhttpd++-MODULES := libhttpd++
libhttpd++-SPEC := libhttpd++.spec
ALL += libhttpd++
#
-# Proper: Privileged Operations Service
+# proper: Privileged Operations Service
#
-proper-MODULE := proper
+proper-MODULES := proper
proper-SPEC := proper.spec
proper-RPMBUILD := sudo bash ./rpmbuild.sh
# proper uses scripts in util-python for building
ALL += proper
#
-# CoDemux: Port 80 demux
+# codemux: Port 80 demux
#
-CoDemux-MODULE := CoDemux
-CoDemux-SPEC := codemux.spec
-CoDemux-RPMBUILD := sudo bash ./rpmbuild.sh
-ALL += CoDemux
+codemux-MODULES := CoDemux
+codemux-SPEC := codemux.spec
+codemux-RPMBUILD := sudo bash ./rpmbuild.sh
+ALL += codemux
#
# ulogd
#
-ulogd-MODULE := ulogd
+ulogd-MODULES := ulogd
ulogd-SPEC := ulogd.spec
ulogd-DEPENDS := $(KERNELS) proper
ALL += ulogd
#
-# PlanetFlow
+# netflow
#
-PlanetFlow-MODULE := PlanetFlow
-PlanetFlow-SPEC := netflow.spec
-PlanetFlow-SPECVARS := distroname=$(DISTRO) distrorelease=$(RELEASE)
-ALL += PlanetFlow
+netflow-MODULES := PlanetFlow
+netflow-SPEC := netflow.spec
+netflow-SPECVARS := distroname=$(DISTRO) distrorelease=$(RELEASE)
+ALL += netflow
#
# PlanetLab Mom: Cleans up your mess
#
-Mom-MODULE := Mom
-Mom-SPEC := pl_mom.spec
-ALL += Mom
+pl_mom-MODULES := Mom
+pl_mom-SPEC := pl_mom.spec
+ALL += pl_mom
#
# iptables
#
-iptables-MODULE := iptables
+iptables-MODULES := iptables
iptables-SPEC := iptables.spec
iptables-DEPENDS := $(KERNELS)
ALL += iptables
#
# iproute
#
-iproute-MODULE := iproute2
+iproute-MODULES := iproute2
iproute-SPEC := iproute.spec
ALL += iproute
#
# [marc] deprecate with proper
#
-util-python-MODULE := util-python
+util-python-MODULES := util-python
util-python-SPEC := util-python.spec
ALL += util-python
#
# vsys
#
-vsys-MODULE := vsys
+vsys-MODULES := vsys
vsys-SPEC := vsys.spec
ifeq ($(DISTRO),"Fedora")
ifeq ($(RELEASE),7)
#
# PLCAPI
#
-PLCAPI-MODULE := PLCAPI
+PLCAPI-MODULES := PLCAPI
PLCAPI-SPEC := PLCAPI.spec
ALL += PLCAPI
#
# PLCWWW
#
-PLCWWW-MODULE := WWW
+PLCWWW-MODULES := WWW
PLCWWW-SPEC := PLCWWW.spec
ALL += PLCWWW
#
-# BootManager
+# bootmanager
#
-BootManager-MODULE := BootManager build
-BootManager-SPEC := bootmanager.spec
+bootmanager-MODULES := BootManager build
+bootmanager-SPEC := bootmanager.spec
# Package must be built as root
-BootManager-RPMBUILD := sudo bash ./rpmbuild.sh
-ALL += BootManager
+bootmanager-RPMBUILD := sudo bash ./rpmbuild.sh
+ALL += bootmanager
# we do not want BootCD to depend on vserver-reference, do we ?
ALL-REGULARS := $(ALL)
#
-# vserver-reference
+# vserver : reference image for slices
#
-VserverReference-MODULE := VserverReference build
-VserverReference-SPEC := vserver-reference.spec
+vserver-MODULES := VserverReference build
+vserver-SPEC := vserver-reference.spec
# Package must be built as root
-VserverReference-RPMBUILD := sudo bash ./rpmbuild.sh
+vserver-RPMBUILD := sudo bash ./rpmbuild.sh
# package requires all regular packages
-VserverReference-DEPENDS := $(ALL-REGULARS)
-VserverReference-DEPENDFILES := RPMS/yumgroups.xml
-ALL += VserverReference
+vserver-DEPENDS := $(ALL-REGULARS)
+vserver-DEPENDFILES := RPMS/yumgroups.xml
+ALL += vserver
#
-# BootCD
+# bootcd
#
-BootCD-MODULE := BootCD BootManager build
-BootCD-SPEC := bootcd.spec
-BootCD-RPMBUILD := sudo bash ./rpmbuild.sh
+bootcd-MODULES := BootCD BootManager build
+bootcd-SPEC := bootcd.spec
+bootcd-RPMBUILD := sudo bash ./rpmbuild.sh
# package has *some* dependencies, at least these ones
-BootCD-DEPENDS := $(KERNELS)
-BootCD-DEPENDFILES := RPMS/yumgroups.xml
-ALL += BootCD
+bootcd-DEPENDS := $(KERNELS)
+bootcd-DEPENDFILES := RPMS/yumgroups.xml
+ALL += bootcd
#
-# BootstrapFS
+# bootstrapfs
#
-BootstrapFS-MODULE := BootstrapFS build
-BootstrapFS-SPEC := bootstrapfs.spec
-BootstrapFS-RPMBUILD := sudo bash ./rpmbuild.sh
+bootstrapfs-MODULES := BootstrapFS build
+bootstrapfs-SPEC := bootstrapfs.spec
+bootstrapfs-RPMBUILD := sudo bash ./rpmbuild.sh
# package requires all regular packages
-BootstrapFS-DEPENDS := $(ALL-REGULARS)
-BootstrapFS-DEPENDFILES := RPMS/yumgroups.xml
-ALL += BootstrapFS
+bootstrapfs-DEPENDS := $(ALL-REGULARS)
+bootstrapfs-DEPENDFILES := RPMS/yumgroups.xml
+ALL += bootstrapfs
#
-# MyPLC
+# myplc : initial, chroot-based packaging
#
-MyPLC-MODULE := MyPLC build
-MyPLC-SPEC := myplc.spec
+myplc-MODULES := MyPLC build
+myplc-SPEC := myplc.spec
# Package must be built as root
-MyPLC-RPMBUILD := sudo bash ./rpmbuild.sh
-# MyPLC may require all packages
-MyPLC-DEPENDS := $(filter-out MyPLC,$(ALL))
-MyPLC-DEPENDFILES := RPMS/yumgroups.xml
-ALL += MyPLC
+myplc-RPMBUILD := sudo bash ./rpmbuild.sh
+# myplc may require all packages
+myplc-DEPENDS := $(ALL)
+myplc-DEPENDFILES := RPMS/yumgroups.xml
+ALL += myplc
#
-# MyPLC native
+# MyPLC native : lightweight packaging, dependencies are yum-installed in a vserver
#
-MyPLC-native-MODULE := MyPLC build
-MyPLC-native-SPEC := myplc-native.spec
+myplc-native-MODULES := MyPLC build
+myplc-native-SPEC := myplc-native.spec
# Package must be built as root
-MyPLC-native-RPMBUILD := sudo bash ./rpmbuild.sh
+myplc-native-RPMBUILD := sudo bash ./rpmbuild.sh
# Thierry : I don't think we depend on these at build-time
-#MyPLC-native-DEPENDS := $(MyPLC-DEPENDS)
+#myplc-native-DEPENDS := $(MyPLC-DEPENDS)
# Thierry : dunno about this one, let's stay safe
-MyPLC-native-DEPENDFILES := $(MyPLC-DEPENDFILES)
-#ALL += MyPLC-native
+myplc-native-DEPENDFILES := $(MyPLC-DEPENDFILES)
+#ALL += myplc-native
#
-# MyPLC development environment
+# MyPLC development environment : chroot-based
#
-MyPLC-devel-MODULE := MyPLC build
-MyPLC-devel-SPEC := myplc-devel.spec
-MyPLC-devel-RPMBUILD := sudo bash ./rpmbuild.sh
-#ALL += MyPLC-devel
+myplc-devel-MODULES := MyPLC build
+myplc-devel-SPEC := myplc-devel.spec
+myplc-devel-RPMBUILD := sudo bash ./rpmbuild.sh
+#ALL += myplc-devel
#
# MyPLC native development environment
#
-MyPLC-devel-native-MODULE := MyPLC
-MyPLC-devel-native-SPECVARS := distroname=$(DISTRO) distrorelease=$(RELEASE)
-MyPLC-devel-native-SPEC := myplc-devel-native.spec
-#ALL += MyPLC-devel-native
-
-#
-# libnl
-#
-# [daniel] wait for latest Fedora release
-# (03:29:46 PM) daniel_hozac: interfacing with the kernel directly when dealing with netlink was fugly, so... i had to find something nicer.
-# (03:29:53 PM) daniel_hozac: the one in Fedora is lacking certain APIs i need.
-#
-libnl-MODULE := libnl
-libnl-SPEC := libnl.spec
-ALL += libnl
-
+myplc-devel-native-MODULES := MyPLC
+myplc-devel-native-SPECVARS := distroname=$(DISTRO) distrorelease=$(RELEASE)
+myplc-devel-native-SPEC := myplc-devel-native.spec
+#ALL += myplc-devel-native
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