Set --no-parallel, as in v10 debhelper defaults to parallel building.
This is apparently not supported by simtrace2's Makefile, it leads to
multiple non-trivial build errors. In contrib/jenkins.sh we also don't
build multiple firmwares in parallel.
Related: OS#5958
Related: https://manpages.debian.org/testing/debhelper/debhelper-compat-upgrade-checklist.7.en.html
Change-Id: I49fcc4fe9d3e795f8c3514d35ff3e2beca2917d1
The Makefile already runs autoreconf -fi in the "utils" target:
utils:
(cd host && \
autoreconf -fi && \
./configure --prefix=/usr --disable-werror && \
make)
The override is not useful, as it leads to debhelper running autoreconf
as well, but without running ./configure and make in the host directory
afterwards. So autoreconf just runs twice.
I've also considered to change debian/rules to only run the "fw"
target, and not the "utils" target of the Makefile. But that only makes
it more complex, as debhelper would then need to run make twice, once in
the root directory (as "make fw"), and once in the host directory. We
would need to add several lines to debian/rules to do effectively the
same thing.
Make this change now, as "cd host && dh_autoreconf" doesn't work with
debhelper compat level v10 anymore (--sourcedir could be used instead,
but as mentioned above, it's not useful).
Related: OS#5958
Change-Id: I12f379b4ec2de6adc86557d89319ab1d04ed5e73
Make building the debian packages work again. I've verified that it
works in my own OBS namespace.
This patch also adds missing pkgconf variables in host/Makefile.am, so
libosmo-simtrace2.pc installs properly.
Related: OS#4283
Fixes: 964cda309d ("host: use autotools and split shared code to libosmo-simtrace2")
Change-Id: I2377de1e8b149520922217a1ab16f6e22fe6462a
Oliver Smith
Harald Welte