Re: [Gnu-arch-users] Question on creating a config

[Dustin Sallings]

On Feb 23, 2004, at 9:17, Parker, Ron wrote:

> I may be completely dim, but how to create a new multi-project config 
> of my
> own seems to elude me, even after going through the tutorial.  I 
> understand
> the basics of what a config is, but not how to accomplish what I 
> desire.  I
> guess I'm a config-newbie.
>
> Basically what I want to do is create a config that will pull either 
> "the
> latest" hackerlab, or the version used by tla-1.2pre2, into a directory
> structure along with another project I have in my local archive 
> already.
> Basically I want the local project to start using some of the hackerlab
> library.

	Take a look at the configs for tla itself (since it does this).  You 
just need a file that looks like this:

./src/hackerlab         address@hidden/hackerlab--devo--1.0

	(where ./src/hackerlab is the location you want the hackerlab sources 
relative to the top of the tree).

	Then pass the path of that file to build-config.  Periodically update 
that tree to track changes (I've got an update-config script I use).

--
Dustin Sallings