ACPICA tools for the development and debug of ACPI tables
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The wrong assumptions were being made about what generate/unix/Makefile.config would do with passed in values of OPT_CFLAGS, causing CWARNINGFLAGS to be ignore in that makefile. For packaging purposes, OPT_CFLAGS needs to be used to pass in distro required values; we needed to add to that all of the CWARNINGFLAGS so that we do not have to rewrite or significantly patch large portions of the original makefile. Signed-off-by: Al Stone <ahs3@redhat.com> |
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Packaging Notes for Fedora
==========================
The upstream source contains documentation that may or may not be licensed
in a freely redistributable manner. In an excess of caution, the manuals in
question have been removed from the source we start with. You can still get
your own copies of the documentation from here:
https://www.acpica.org/documentation/
The two manuals affected are:
(1) ACPICA Reference Manual, describing the ACPI Component Architecture
in some detail, and
(2) ASL Compiler Reference Manual, describing how to use iasl
While there are man pages for the commands, they are very brief. The
documents above are recommended reading.
Test Cases
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The aapits tests do not currently build properly. They will be added to
this package once they do. In the meantime, ASL, template and misc tests
will be run as part of %check.