Hi there. I'd like to start an official Linaro cookbook that has recipes on how to build and use the various Linaro outputs. This cookbook would answer questions such as 'how do I build Linaro GCC from source?' and could be expanded into others.
I'm thinking of having a concise Makefile for each of the interesting uses. The Makefiles would be executable documentation - something that you can read and understand the steps, and also run to get a valid output. They should be correct but very focused so, for example, a broken download would be detected but make force a 'make clean' instead of adding another line to the script.
I currently have a single stage cross GCC against the Linaro sysroot, a bare metal cross GCC (unsupported), and a fancy cross GCC that works against the Debian/Ubuntu ARM, PowerPC, and MIPS sysroots. This would be an official Linaro product and would be updated with each monthly release.
Thoughts? What scripts do people have tucked away that I could tidy up and publish?
-- Michael