gcc: Add support for nativesdk-gcc

Being able to build a nativesdk gcc is useful, particularly in cases
where the host compiler may be of an incompatible version (or a 32
bit compiler is needed).

Sadly, building nativesdk-gcc is not straight forward. We install
nativesdk-gcc into a relocatable location and this means that its
library locations can change. "Normal" sysroot support doesn't help
in this case since the values of paths like "libdir" change, not just
base root directory of the system.

In order to handle this we do two things:

a) Add %r into spec file markup which can be used for injected paths
   such as SYSTEMLIBS_DIR (see gcc_multilib_setup()).
b) Add other paths which need relocation into a .gccrelocprefix section
   which the relocation code will notice and adjust automatically.

This patch adds tweaks to the relocation script to handle the
new section too.

(From OE-Core rev: cd3d874fced2ee4c950d9964d30c0588fd8772e7)

Signed-off-by: Richard Purdie <richard.purdie@linuxfoundation.org>

1 files changed, 12 insertions, 1 deletions

diff --git a/scripts/relocate_sdk.py b/scripts/relocate_sdk.py
index b2dd258c34..992db5c47d 100755
--- a/scripts/relocate_sdk.py
+++ b/scripts/relocate_sdk.py
@@ -161,7 +161,18 @@ def change_dl_sysdirs():
                 # write it back
                 f.seek(sh_offset)
                 f.write(new_ldsocache_path)
-
+            elif name == b(".gccrelocprefix"):
+                offset = 0
+                while (offset + 4096) <= sh_size:
+                    path = f.read(4096)
+                    new_path = old_prefix.sub(new_prefix, path)
+                    # pad with zeros
+                    new_path += b("\0") * (4096 - len(new_path))
+                    #print "Changing %s to %s at %s" % (str(path), str(new_path), str(offset))
+                    # write it back
+                    f.seek(sh_offset + offset)
+                    f.write(new_path)
+                    offset = offset + 4096
     if sysdirs != "" and sysdirslen != "":
         paths = sysdirs.split(b("\0"))
         sysdirs = b("")