tc-ext-tools: A package build system for Tiny Core Linux

[Onyarian]

Hi Arslan,

I have started again downloading and installing tce-ext-tools, and building the packages another time and now all is OK, there are no errors and the packages are all completed .

Now I will prove them and polish the info and dep files, and after divide them in dev and doc send to tc, there remain some work.

Thanks.

[jls]

I would like to see this topic on top of this forum section, I don't know the tech term for this

[althalus]

Apologies for the thread necro, but just wanted to say I found this little tool the other day, and think it's fantastic! Are there any plans, or is there any interest, in some sort of community repo, where people can share their package scripts?

For instance, I manage to get haskell's binary distro running, but it's a horrible hack, and I don't feel happy submitting it to the repo, or I put together a build script for a library's daily snapshots, and it would make more sense to share the build scripts, rather than submit nwe packages every other day...

I would like to see this topic on top of this forum section, I don't know the tech term for this

Pinned or stickied, depending on the forum software.  Not sure which way SMF leans.

[Rich]

Hi althalus

Are there any plans, or is there any interest, in some sort of community repo, where people can share their package scripts?

It should be OK to post under  General TC->Programming & Scripting - Unofficial

[coreplayer2]

What happened to the tc-ext-tools download links please ?  and svn host ?

[AmatCoder]

tc-ext-tools never had download link. You must use svn...its host is:

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http://tc-ext-tools.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/

[coreplayer2]

Got it,  thanks

 

[Zendrael]

Hello all!

Ok, I'm missing something here... I had success on all building the "nspr" package BUT where is located the nspr.tcz after all success messages?

[edit]
Nevermind... I found it!

Thanks!

[andyj]

Call me crazy, but wouldn't it make sense for this to be an extension itself for people to use? If there was an official extension build system, then people wouldn't have to submit extensions, just the config file to build it.

[curaga]

Our web server certainly can't handle building tasks. So lack of a suitable build server would be the issue.

We can't really ask someone to do it personally either. The build could take days if someone submitted libreoffice, while current extension submission is fairly light on people.