glibc/glibc.nm

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   3 # Copyright (C) - IPFire Development Team <info@ipfire.org>                   #
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   5
   6 # TODO tzdata
   7
   8 name       = glibc
   9 version    = 2.14
  10 release    = 5
  11
  12 maintainer = Michael Tremer <michael.tremer@ipfire.org>
  13 groups     = System/Base
  14 url        = http://sources.redhat.com/glibc/
  15 license    = GPLv2+ LGPLv2+
  16 summary    = The GNU libc libraries.
  17
  18 description
  19         The glibc package contains standard libraries which are used by
  20         multiple programs on the system. In order to save disk space and
  21         memory, as well as to make upgrading easier, common system code is
  22         kept in one place and shared between programs. This particular package
  23         contains the most important sets of shared libraries: the standard C
  24         library and the standard math library. Without these two libraries, a
  25         Linux system will not function.
  26 end
  27
  28 # The version of the ports addon.
  29 ports_version = %{version}
  30
  31 source_dl  = http://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/glibc/
  32 sources    = %{thisapp}.tar.xz glibc-ports-%{ports_version}.tar.xz
  33
  34 build
  35         # Optimize glibc for kernel
  36         OPTIMIZED_KERNEL = 2.6.32
  37
  38         requires
  39                 audit-devel
  40                 autoconf
  41                 automake
  42                 gettext
  43                 kernel-headers>=%{OPTIMIZED_KERNEL}
  44                 libcap-devel
  45                 libselinux-devel
  46                 texinfo
  47         end
  48
  49         # Build glibc with custom cflags
  50         GLIBC_FLAGS = -O3 -g -fasynchronous-unwind-tables -DNDEBUG -DPIC
  51
  52         if "%{DISTRO_ARCH}" == "i686"
  53                 GLIBC_FLAGS += -march=i686 -mtune=generic
  54         elif "%{DISTRO_ARCH}" == "x86_64"
  55                 GLIBC_FLAGS += -mtune=generic
  56         end
  57
  58         export CFLAGS   = %{GLIBC_FLAGS}
  59         export CXXFLAGS = %{GLIBC_FLAGS}
  60
  61         export QUALITY_AGENT_RPATH_ALLOW_ORIGIN=yes
  62
  63         prepare
  64                 # Extract source tarballs.
  65                 %{MACRO_EXTRACT_TARBALL}
  66
  67                 # Create link for ports addon.
  68                 ln -svf ../glibc-ports-%{ports_version} ports
  69
  70                 # Apply the patches.
  71                 %{MACRO_PATCHES}
  72
  73                 if [ "%{DISTRO_ARCH}" = "armv5tel" ]; then
  74                         sed -i configure \
  75                                 -e "s/libc_cv_gcc_static_libgcc=-static-libgcc/libc_cv_gcc_static_libgcc=/"
  76                 fi
  77
  78                 # In the vi_VN.TCVN locale, bash enters an infinite loop at startup. It is
  79                 # unknown whether this is a bash bug or a Glibc problem. Disable
  80                 # installation of this locale in order to avoid the problem.
  81                 sed -i '/vi_VN.TCVN/d' localedata/SUPPORTED
  82
  83                 # The ldd shell script contains Bash-specific syntax. Change its default
  84                 # program interpreter to /bin/bash in case another /bin/sh is installed.
  85                 sed -i 's|@BASH@|/bin/bash|' elf/ldd.bash.in
  86
  87                 # We don't install pt_chown(1) on the final system, so why install it to
  88                 # $(TOOLS_DIR):
  89                 sed -e "/^install.*pt_chown/d" -i login/Makefile
  90
  91                 # Build nscd with -fstack-protector-all, instead of -fstack-protector:
  92                 sed -e "s/fstack-protector/&-all/" -i nscd/Makefile
  93
  94                 cat %{DIR_SOURCE}/glibc-stack_chk_fail.c > debug/stack_chk_fail.c
  95
  96                 # Use gnu hash style
  97                 sed -i Makeconfig \
  98                         -e "s/-Wl,--hash-style=both/-Wl,--hash-style=gnu -Wl,-O1/"
  99
 100                 # stdlib/tst-putenvmod is not linked against libc.
 101                 sed -i stdlib/Makefile \
 102                         -e "s/^CFLAGS-tst-putenvmod.c.*/& -fno-stack-protector/g"
 103
 104                 # stdio-common/bug22 hits timeout.
 105                 sed -i stdio-common/bug22.c \
 106                         -e "s/#define TIMEOUT.*/#define TIMEOUT 300/"
 107
 108                 # These tests don't work or need more investigation:
 109                 sed -i dlfcn/Makefile -e "s/default //g"
 110
 111                 sed -i nptl/Makefile \
 112                         -e "s/tst-mutex5 //g" \
 113                         -e "s/tst-mutex5a //g" \
 114                         -e "s/tst-cond11 //g" \
 115                         -e "s/tst-rwlock6 //g" \
 116                         -e "s/tst-rwlock7 //g" \
 117                         -e "s/tst-sem5 //g" \
 118                         -e "s/tst-cancelx4 //g" \
 119                         -e "s/tst-cancelx5 //g" \
 120                         -e "s/tst-cancelx10 //g" \
 121                         -e "s/tst-cancelx18 //g" \
 122                         -e "s/tst-signal1 //g"
 123
 124                 # These are known to fail on x86:
 125                 sed -i rt/Makefile \
 126                         -e "s/tst-cpuclock1 //g" \
 127                         -e "s/tst-cpuclock2 //g"
 128
 129                 sed -i elf/Makefile \
 130                         -e "s/tst-tls1 //g" \
 131                         -e "s/tst-tls1-static //g" \
 132                         -e "s/tst-tls2 //g" \
 133                         -e "s/tst-tls2-static //g" \
 134                         -e "s/tst-tls3 //g" \
 135                         -e "s/resolvfail //g" \
 136                         -e "s/constload1 //g" \
 137                         -e "s/order //g" \
 138                         -e "s/lateglobal //g" \
 139                         -e "s/dblload //g" \
 140                         -e "s/dblunload //g" \
 141                         -e "s/reldep6 //g" \
 142                         -e "s/circleload1 //g" \
 143                         -e "s/tst-global1 //g" \
 144                         -e "s/tst-audit2 //g" \
 145                         -e "s/check-localplt //g" \
 146                         -e "s/check-localplt.out$$//g"
 147
 148                 sed -i signal/Makefile \
 149                         -e "s/tst-sigset2//g"
 150         end
 151
 152         configure_options = \
 153                 --build=%{DISTRO_BUILDTARGET} \
 154                 --host=%{DISTRO_BUILDTARGET} \
 155                 --prefix=/usr \
 156                 --libexecdir=/usr/lib/glibc \
 157                 --disable-profile \
 158                 --enable-add-ons \
 159                 --enable-kernel=%{OPTIMIZED_KERNEL} \
 160                 --with-selinux \
 161                 --disable-werror \
 162                 --enable-bind-now \
 163                 --enable-__thread \
 164                 --enable-tls \
 165                 --enable-experimental-malloc \
 166                 --with-gd \
 167                 --with-nss-crypt
 168
 169         if "%{DISTRO_ARCH}" == "armv5tel"
 170                 # Disable hardware FP for ARM.
 171                 configure_options += \
 172                         --without-fp
 173         end
 174
 175         build
 176                 mkdir -p %{DIR_SRC}/glibc-build
 177                 cd %{DIR_SRC}/glibc-build
 178
 179                 CFLAGS="${CFLAGS} -fno-asynchronous-unwind-tables" \
 180                 ../%{thisapp}/configure \
 181                         %{configure_options}
 182
 183                 sed -i config.make \
 184                         -e "s/^build-pic-default=.*/build-pic-default=yes/"
 185
 186                 # Our GCC is already passing -fPIC, and that's all we want for the libraries.
 187                 # LDFLAGS.so is appended to so we don't build shared libraries with
 188                 # DT_TEXTREL (and to tell us if something goes wrong). For now we only build
 189                 # the libraries, not the programs:
 190                 echo "build-programs=no" >> configparms
 191
 192                 make PARALLELMFLAGS=%{PARALLELISMFLAGS} \
 193                         CFLAGS="%{CFLAGS} -fno-stack-protector -U_FORTIFY_SOURCE" \
 194                         CXXFLAGS="%{CXXFLAGS} -fno-stack-protector -U_FORTIFY_SOURCE"
 195
 196                 # Then build the programs with hardening, so everything possible in
 197                 # is hardened:
 198                 echo "# Nothing in here :D" > configparms
 199                 make PARALLELMFLAGS=%{PARALLELISMFLAGS} \
 200                         CFLAGS="%{CFLAGS}" CXXFLAGS="%{CXXFLAGS}"
 201         end
 202
 203         #test
 204         #       cd $(DIR_SRC)/glibc-build
 205         #       make check TIMEOUTFACTOR=16 \
 206         #               CFLAGS="%{CFLAGS} -fno-stack-protector -U_FORTIFY_SOURCE" \
 207         #               CXXFLAGS="%{CXXFLAGS} -fno-stack-protector -U_FORTIFY_SOURCE"
 208         #end
 209
 210         install
 211                 cd %{DIR_SRC}/glibc-build
 212                 make install install_root=%{BUILDROOT}
 213
 214                 # Locales
 215                 mkdir -pv %{BUILDROOT}/usr/lib/locale
 216                 # This would install all locales that are supported
 217                 make localedata/install-locales install_root=%{BUILDROOT}
 218
 219                 # Timezone
 220                 cp -v --remove-destination %{BUILDROOT}/usr/share/zoneinfo/GMT \
 221                         %{BUILDROOT}/etc/localtime
 222
 223                 # Configuration
 224                 cp -vf %{DIR_SOURCE}/{ld.so.conf,nsswitch.conf} %{BUILDROOT}/etc
 225                 mkdir -pv %{BUILDROOT}/etc/{default,ld.so.conf.d}
 226                 install -p -m644 %{DIR_APP}/nis/nss %{BUILDROOT}/etc/default/nss
 227
 228                 # Remove unused binaries
 229                 rm -vf %{BUILDROOT}/sbin/sln \
 230                         %{BUILDROOT}/usr/bin/rpcinfo
 231
 232                 # Don't distribute linker cache
 233                 rm -vf %{BUILDROOT}/etc/ld.so.cache
 234
 235                 # Include /usr/lib/gconv/gconv-modules.cache
 236                 > %{BUILDROOT}/usr/lib/gconv/gconv-modules.cache
 237                 chmod 644 %{BUILDROOT}/usr/lib/gconv/gconv-modules.cache
 238
 239                 strip -g %{BUILDROOT}/usr/lib/*.o
 240
 241                 # Move some libs to correct place
 242                 mv -v %{BUILDROOT}/lib/lib{memusage,pcprofile}.so %{BUILDROOT}/usr/lib/
 243         end
 244
 245         keep_libraries
 246                 /usr/lib/libc_nonshared.a
 247                 /usr/lib/libpthread_nonshared.a
 248         end
 249 end
 250
 251 packages
 252         package glibc
 253                 requires = glibc-common=%{thisver}
 254         end
 255
 256         package glibc-common
 257                 # XXX description and summary are missing
 258
 259                 files
 260                         /usr/bin
 261                         /usr/sbin
 262                         /usr/share
 263                         !/usr/share/zoneinfo
 264                 end
 265         end
 266
 267         package glibc-devel
 268                 summary = Object files for development using standard C libraries.
 269                 description
 270                         The glibc-devel package contains the object files necessary
 271                         for developing programs which use the standard C libraries (which are
 272                         used by nearly all programs).  If you are developing programs which
 273                         will use the standard C libraries, your system needs to have these
 274                         standard object files available in order to create the
 275                         executables.
 276
 277                         Install glibc-devel if you are going to develop programs which will
 278                         use the standard C libraries.
 279                 end
 280                 group = Development/Libraries
 281
 282                 requires = glibc-headers=%{thisver}
 283
 284                 files = /usr/lib/*.a /usr/lib/*.o
 285         end
 286
 287         package glibc-headers
 288                 description
 289                         The glibc-headers package contains the header files necessary
 290                         for developing programs which use the standard C libraries (which are
 291                         used by nearly all programs).  If you are developing programs which
 292                         will use the standard C libraries, your system needs to have these
 293                         standard header files available in order to create the
 294                         executables.
 295
 296                         Install glibc-headers if you are going to develop programs which will
 297                         use the standard C libraries.
 298                 end
 299
 300                 requires = kernel-headers
 301
 302                 files
 303                         /usr/include
 304                         !/usr/include/linuxthreads
 305                         !/usr/include/gnu/stubs-[32164]*.h
 306                 end
 307         end
 308
 309         package nscd
 310                 summary = A Name Service Caching Daemon (nscd).
 311                 description
 312                         Nscd caches name service lookups and can dramatically improve
 313                         performance with NIS+, and may help with DNS as well.
 314                 end
 315                 group = System/Daemons
 316
 317                 files
 318                         /usr/sbin/nscd
 319                 end
 320         end
 321
 322         package %{name}-utils
 323                 summary = Development utilities from GNU C library.
 324                 description
 325                         The glibc-utils package contains memusage, a memory usage profiler,
 326                         mtrace, a memory leak tracer and xtrace, a function call tracer
 327                         which can be helpful during program debugging.
 328                 end
 329                 group = Development/Tools
 330
 331                 files
 332                         /usr/bin/memusage
 333                         /usr/bin/memusagestat
 334                         /usr/bin/mtrace
 335                         /usr/bin/pcprofiledump
 336                         /usr/bin/xtrace
 337                         /usr/lib/libmemusage.so
 338                         /usr/lib/libpcprofile.so
 339                 end
 340         end
 341 end