- shared libraries are now built
- sh lib versioning changed to follow redhat
- install location changed. Most of it is now installed in
/usr/local/[bin|lib|man]
- allow seperate installation of libraries for runtime support of
legacy applications
It won't install correctly in the staged root if a libpcre is not available
in /usr/local/lib.
The solution is simple, since libpcre builds and install okay we package
the half finished installation and temporarily install that while we
rebuild the package :)
The gcc-3.3.1 package is self-contained.
The libgcc and libstdc packages are for runtime support and allow you to
build with -L<gccinstdir>/lib but with rpath /usr/local/lib.
Added the missing pkginfo template.
I've removed c++filt, libiberty.a and standards.info from the stagedir
before packing. This was done since those files overlap with the gcc
already installed.
I have no idea what the right thing to do is, for now I think I'll let gcc
own those files.
The libiberty issue is probably related to the fact that the installed
gcc was built without binutils.
