src/Makefile.alpha, branch main FreeBSD source tree https://cgit-dev.freebsd.org/src/atom?h=main 1998-08-16T23:35:49Z Alpha is now native and bootstrapping from NetBSD is no longer supported. 1998-08-16T23:35:49Z John Birrell jb@FreeBSD.org 1998-08-16T23:35:49Z urn:sha1:e7e3958bc54033e4ea304dffb8eb73451487a360 Add perl to the list of build tools because it is needed to build the 1998-05-12T23:11:58Z John Birrell jb@FreeBSD.org 1998-05-12T23:11:58Z urn:sha1:36d15cd4fb7d6c06e36e1d799c421cbbcaa36015 perl-related directories (like x2p which generates the perl headers). Build awk and groff with build tools now. 1998-05-12T21:04:53Z John Birrell jb@FreeBSD.org 1998-05-12T21:04:53Z urn:sha1:417a2ea72cbcffdb18d0055131a15c19f4073133 Don't try to build shared libraries or libc_r yet. 1998-05-10T20:24:52Z John Birrell jb@FreeBSD.org 1998-05-10T20:24:52Z urn:sha1:76a4b30ba2db1e7e36cc250db357e208a7533109 Add a message about adding the man user that NetBSD doesn't have. Add join to the list of bootstrap tools and remove the cpp script because 1998-05-09T21:28:01Z John Birrell jb@FreeBSD.org 1998-05-09T21:28:01Z urn:sha1:41a5006d796628b3132761da10326333439ea8d0 we set CPP explicitly. Ensure that the make flags are used for depends too. After building the build tools with LMAKE (which allows installed tools to be used), rebuild the same tools with XMAKE (which does not use the installed tools, headers or libraries) to check that the tools can build themselves and that there are no missing tools. Gas build for i386 requires env as a build tool. 1998-05-05T08:40:38Z John Birrell jb@FreeBSD.org 1998-05-05T08:40:38Z urn:sha1:a33371d9381135cef86edb0ae961410f2ec727a3 Add a message about editing /etc/group to the beginning of the build. 1998-05-05T07:01:40Z John Birrell jb@FreeBSD.org 1998-05-05T07:01:40Z urn:sha1:00a032f66631befacb1545fa0d2e68ce5460a226 FreeBSD needs a few groups that NetBSD doesn't provide by default. This is annoying because it is the only thing that you need to do to a NetBSD/Alpha system to bootstrap build FreeBSD/Alpha. Oh well, it wouldn't be Unix without gratuitous differences, would it? Add `hdrs' to the beforeinstall for libss so that the headers are 1998-03-30T23:10:39Z John Birrell jb@FreeBSD.org 1998-03-30T23:10:39Z urn:sha1:c911e0775c7c8b8dffe100d32e8c91db5bea88e4 available for install. I thought that was what beforeinstall was supposed to do. Sigh. Fix a cut'n'paste error that added a stray gnu to a few paths. 1998-03-23T22:18:42Z John Birrell jb@FreeBSD.org 1998-03-23T22:18:42Z urn:sha1:6f097c9e998d5bceff453ef9c958c1d3ede2e9fa Once the new gcc is built, the shared library loader is configured as 1998-03-12T03:20:48Z John Birrell jb@FreeBSD.org 1998-03-12T03:20:48Z urn:sha1:592ec7c1e48911fafff68604d2525df3247c7c20 the FreeBSD one which isn't built during the bootstrap. This causes all programs that normally use shared libraries to fail to exec with "ELF: not found". Sub-optimal. So force the boot strapped programs to be linked statically. To install the FreeBSD header files requires both the include tools and the lib tools. And the libraries require the FreeBSD headers, so the first build of the tools compiles FreeBSD source against NetBSD headers and libraries. These tools are then used to install the headers and build the FreeBSD libraries. After doing that, go back and rebuild the tools _again_ so that they are fully FreeBSD (src, headers, libs). And only then go on to build the rest of the FreeBSD system with _only_ FreeBSD tools.