RE: Different architectures on different packages built from one .spec file

["Dolan, Myles" <DolanM logica com>]

This maybe not what you want but have you tried just using the %ifarch . It
can be used at any stage in the spec file but I dont no if it can be used to
include or exclude an entire subpackage 

Eg
%files
%defattr(755,mcadmin,sys)
%ifarch hppa2.0
/apps/picasso/bin/umts_map_gw
/apps/picasso/bin/umts_map_iw
/apps/picasso/bin/umts_tl_t
/apps/picasso/bin/umts_tl_r
%endif


-----Original Message-----
From: Toralf Lund [mailto:toralf@kscanners.com]
Sent: 13 December 2001 14:24
To: RPM Mailing List
Subject: Different architectures on different packages built from one
.spec file


Is there any way at all I can mark the different (sub) packages in an RPM
.spec file for different architectures? I have an application for Linux on
Intel which is split into several packages, and I know that one of the
packages will work on the particular variant of the CPU I'm building on,
while the others are compatible with all i386 based CPUs. In other words,
when building on an i686, I want 'rpm -bb' to output something like
(if the application is called "app", sub packages "pkg_a", "pkg_b" and
"pkg_c", and version and release number is 1):
	app-pkg_a-1-1.i386.rpm
	app-pkg_b-1-1.i386.rpm
	app-pkg_c-1-1.i686.rpm

Is this possible? It looks like the "BuildArch:" tag is always applied
globally, so I can't use that. Is there anything else I can do?

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