buildroot.git/package/acpid, branch gcc3_legacyBuildroot: Making Embedded Linux easy
https://git.hiegel.fr/cgit/buildroot.git/atom?h=gcc3_legacy2007-01-14T00:54:14Zx86 is the only thing that uses this monstrosity.2007-01-14T00:54:14Z"Steven J. Hill"sjhill@realitydiluted.com2007-01-14T00:54:14Zurn:sha1:ba46d6ef76fee525001aebec7ae78f6dbd89ac23use '/bin/echo -e' to make certain we don't use an unusable /bin/sh builtin2006-12-08T05:23:08ZEric Andersenandersen@codepoet.org2006-12-08T05:23:08Zurn:sha1:dea2c12405f72c45b5fb5350d45017fb90a8b4d6- acpid is compiled with -Werror, and gcc 4.1.1 warns about mismatching2006-11-29T08:42:37ZBernhard Reutner-Fischerrep.dot.nop@gmail.com2006-11-29T08:42:37Zurn:sha1:8bdb7bd3aadff4b68ad59bb482411ad88a72af64
pointers. Fix it by using socklen_t type.
- Modify acpid.mk to apply all available patches. Convert ACPI_SOCKETFILE
adjustment from sed script to a patch.
Thanks to Pavel Roskin
- use $(ZCAT) as configured by the user instead of hardcoded 'zcat' that may not exist; Closes #9712006-10-01T15:17:52ZBernhard Reutner-Fischerrep.dot.nop@gmail.com2006-10-01T15:17:52Zurn:sha1:6342c83201d5fd2acef0f3193f53b19f74b14c73
Silly, unchecked sed -i -e "/[^b]zcat/s/zcat/\$\(ZCAT\)/g" $(svngrep "[^b]zcat" * -rl | grep -v Config.in)
Add support for acpid2005-06-23T04:48:02ZEric Andersenandersen@codepoet.org2005-06-23T04:48:02Zurn:sha1:f5723cdb9b3d899278a56368c9bec89a2e51d800