jhbuild-3.5.91/0000755000175000017500000000000012021725614013154 5ustar00fredfred00000000000000jhbuild-3.5.91/buildbot/0000755000175000017500000000000012021725614014760 5ustar00fredfred00000000000000jhbuild-3.5.91/buildbot/master.cfg0000644000175000017500000000620311243013407016730 0ustar00fredfred00000000000000# -*- python -*- # ex: set syntax=python: # This is a sample buildmaster config file. It must be installed as # 'master.cfg' in your buildmaster's base directory (although the filename # can be changed with the --basedir option to 'mktap buildbot master'). # It has one job: define a dictionary named BuildmasterConfig. This # dictionary has a variety of keys to control different aspects of the # buildmaster. They are documented in docs/config.xhtml . import buildbot # This is the dictionary that the buildmaster pays attention to. We also use # a shorter alias to save typing. c = BuildmasterConfig = {} # 'slavePortnum' defines the TCP port to listen on. This must match the value # configured into the buildslaves (with their --master option) c['slavePortnum'] = 9070 ####### STATUS TARGETS # 'status' is a list of Status Targets. The results of each build will be # pushed to these targets. buildbot/status/*.py has a variety to choose from, # including web pages, email senders, and IRC bots. c['status'] = [] # from buildbot.status import mail # c['status'].append(mail.MailNotifier(fromaddr="buildbot@localhost", # extraRecipients=["builds@example.com"], # sendToInterestedUsers=False)) # # from buildbot.status import words # c['status'].append(words.IRC(host="irc.example.com", nick="bb", # channels=["#example"])) # # from buildbot.status import client # c['status'].append(client.PBListener(9988)) ####### DEBUGGING OPTIONS # if you set 'debugPassword', then you can connect to the buildmaster with # the diagnostic tool in contrib/debugclient.py . From this tool, you can # manually force builds and inject changes, which may be useful for testing # your buildmaster without actually commiting changes to your repository (or # before you have a functioning 'sources' set up). The debug tool uses the # same port number as the slaves do: 'slavePortnum'. #c['debugPassword'] = "debugpassword" # if you set 'manhole', you can ssh into the buildmaster and get an # interactive python shell, which may be useful for debugging buildbot # internals. It is probably only useful for buildbot developers. You can also # use an authorized_keys file, or plain telnet. #from buildbot import manhole #c['manhole'] = manhole.PasswordManhole("tcp:9999:interface=127.0.0.1", # "admin", "password") ####### PROJECT IDENTITY # the 'projectName' string will be used to describe the project that this # buildbot is working on. For example, it is used as the title of the # waterfall HTML page. The 'projectURL' string will be used to provide a link # from buildbot HTML pages to your project's home page. c['projectName'] = "GNOME Buildbot" c['projectURL'] = "http://www.gnome.org" # the 'buildbotURL' string should point to the location where the buildbot's # internal web server (usually the html.Waterfall page) is visible. This # typically uses the port number set in the Waterfall 'status' entry, but # with an externally-visible host name which the buildbot cannot figure out # without some help. c['buildbotURL'] = "http://localhost:8080/" jhbuild-3.5.91/buildbot/Makefile.am0000644000175000017500000000226311303203552017011 0ustar00fredfred00000000000000buildbotdir = $(pkgdatadir)/buildbot buildbot_DATA = \ master.cfg \ template.html buildbothtmldir = $(pkgdatadir)/buildbot/public_html buildbothtml_DATA = \ public_html/bar.png \ public_html/building.png \ public_html/cyan-bar.png \ public_html/download.png \ public_html/emptyimg.png \ public_html/error.png \ public_html/feed-atom.png \ public_html/feed.png \ public_html/figure.png \ public_html/foot-16.png \ public_html/foot.png \ public_html/general_bg.png \ public_html/general_separator.png \ public_html/gnome-16.png \ public_html/gnome-64.png \ public_html/gnome-gtp.png \ public_html/green-bar.png \ public_html/idle.png \ public_html/images.jpeg \ public_html/index.html \ public_html/info.png \ public_html/lgo.css \ public_html/logo.png \ public_html/nobody.png \ public_html/offline.png \ public_html/purple-bar.png \ public_html/red-bar.png \ public_html/robot.png \ public_html/robots.txt \ public_html/star.png \ public_html/t.png \ public_html/tab_left.png \ public_html/tab_right.png \ public_html/top-header-gradient.png \ public_html/warn.png \ public_html/webpage.png EXTRA_DIST = \ AUTHORS \ $(buildbot_DATA) \ $(buildbothtml_DATA) jhbuild-3.5.91/buildbot/template.html0000644000175000017500000000355511243013407017464 0ustar00fredfred00000000000000 @@GNOME_BUILDBOT_TITLE@@
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Handbok för JHBuild James Henstridge C.J. Adams-Collier Frederic Peters David Turner 2004, 2008 James Henstridge JHBuild Manual v0.5 January 2008 JHBuild Manual v0.1 August 2007 JHBuild is a tool used to build the whole GNOME desktop from the version control system. JHBuild can also be customized to build other projects too.
Introduktion JHBuild is a tool designed to ease building collections of source packages, called modules. JHBuild uses module set files to describe the modules available to build. The module set files include dependency information that allows JHBuild to discover what modules need to be built and in what order. JHBuild was originally written for building GNOME, but has since been extended to be usable with other projects. A module set file can be hosted on a web server, allowing for build rules independent of the JHBuild project. JHBuild can build modules from a variety of sources, including CVS, Subversion, Bazaar, Darcs, Git and Mercurial repositories, as well as Tar and Zip archives hosted on web or FTP sites. JHBuild can build modules using a variety of build systems, including Autotools, CMake, WAF, Python Distutils and Perl Makefiles. JHBuild is not intended as a replacement for the distribution's package management system. Instead, it makes it easy to build software into a separate install prefix without interfering with the rest of the system.
Komma igång JHBuild requires a few set up steps to be run before building software. JHBuild requires some prerequisite software, and it is necessary to install prerequisite tools needed to obtain and build the software modules.
Installera JHBuild JHBuild requires a Python runtime. Verify Python >= 2.3 is installed. The recommended way to download JHBuild is via the version control system, git. This can be achieved with the following command. It is recommended to run the command from a new directory where all source code will be installed, for example, ~/checkout/gnome. $ git clone git://git.gnome.org/jhbuild ... $ This will download JHBuild into a new folder named jhbuild under the current directory. Now to build and install JHBuild: $ cd jhbuild $ ./autogen.sh ... $ make ... $ make install ... $ If gnome-common, yelp-tools and autotools are available, autogen.sh will configure JHBuild to install via autotools. If gnome-common, yelp-tools and autotools are not available, autogen.sh will configure JHBuild to install via a plain Makefile. To always use the plain Makefile method pass to autogen.sh. If the above steps complete successfully, a small shell script will be installed in ~/.local/bin to start JHBuild. Add ~/.local/bin to the PATH: $ PATH=$PATH:~/.local/bin $ To permanently add ~/.local/bin to the PATH variable, run the following command: $ echo PATH=$PATH:~/.local/bin >> ~/.bashrc $ Before running JHBuild, it is necessary to set up a configuration file located at ~/.jhbuildrc.
Konfigurera JHBuild The ~/.jhbuildrc file uses Python syntax to set configuration variables for JHBuild. An example is provided with JHBuild, see examples/sample.jhbuildrc. Copy examples/sample.jhbuildrc to ~/.jhbuildrc and customize as required. The sample configuration will make JHBuild build the meta-gnome-core and meta-gnome-apps-tested modules and dependencies from the gnome-apps module set. JHBuild will unpack source trees to ~/checkout/gnome and install all files to subdirectories of /opt/gnome. The two directories must be writable. Configuration variables are documented in . The most commonly used variables are: repos A dictionary that can be used to specify an alternative repository location for a particular repository. This configuration variable is useful to a module developer. By default, JHBuild will check out code from repositories using an anonymous repository location. The dictionary keys are short repository names and the values are alternative repository location strings. For example: repos['git.gnome.org'] = 'ssh://username@git.gnome.org/git/' moduleset A string or list of strings specifying the name(s) of the module set(s) to use. This can either be the filename of a moduleset included with JHBuild (excluding the path and extension), or a full HTTP URL to an externally managed moduleset. HTTP URL modulesets are cached locally. If a module with the same name is present in more than one moduleset, the last set listed takes priority. Modulesets provided with JHBuild are updated to match the current GNOME development release. modules A list of strings specifying the modules to build. The list of modules actually built will be recursively expanded to include all the dependencies unless the buildone command is used. Defaults to ['meta-gnome-desktop']. checkoutroot A string specifying the directory to unpack source trees to. Unless buildroot is set, builds will occur in this directory too. Defaults to ~/checkout/gnome. prefix A string specifying the prefix to install modules to. prefix must be an absolute path. This directory must be writable. Defaults to '/opt/gnome'. autogenargs A string containing arguments passed to the autogen.sh script of all modules. Can be overridden for particular modules using the module_autogenargs dictionary. makeargs A string listing additional arguments to be passed to make. Defaults to ''.
Build Prerequisites Before any modules can be built, it is necessary to have certain build tools installed. Common build tools include the GNU Autotools (autoconf, automake, libtool and gettext), The GNU Toolchain (binutils, gcc, g++), make, pkg-config and Python, depending on which modules will be built. JHBuild can check the tools are installed using the sanitycheck command: $ jhbuild sanitycheck If this command displays any messages, the errors can be fixed in one of two ways: Install the required package from your distribution's repository. A list of package names for different distributions is maintained on the GNOME wiki. Run the sanitycheck command again after installing the distribution's packages to ensure the required tools are present. Run the bootstrap command to download, build and install the build prerequisites: $ jhbuild bootstrap When complete, run the sanitycheck command to verify the required tools are present. The bootstrap command does not build all the package dependencies required by the build tools. If your distribution does not provide the required packages, they will need to be built outside of the JHBuild environment. The build tools dependencies include m4, perl and a C compiler (for example, gcc).
Using JHBuild After set up is complete, JHBuild can be used to build software. To build all the modules selected in the ~/.jhbuildrc file, run the following command: $ jhbuild build JHBuild will download, configure, compile and install each of the modules. If an error occurs at any stage, JHBuild will present a menu asking what to do. The choices include dropping to a shell to fix the error, rerunning the build from various stages, giving up on the module, or ignore the error and continue. Giving up on a module will cause any modules depending on the module to fail. Below is an example of the menu displayed: [1] Rerun phase build [2] Ignore error and continue to install [3] Give up on module [4] Start shell [5] Reload configuration [6] Go to phase "wipe directory and start over" [7] Go to phase "configure" [8] Go to phase "clean" [9] Go to phase "distclean" choice: It is also possible to build a different set of modules and their dependencies by passing the module names as arguments to the build command. For example, to build gtk+: $ jhbuild build gtk+ If JHBuild is cancelled part way through a build, it is possible to resume the build at a particular module using the option: $ jhbuild build --start-at=pango To build one or more modules, ignoring their dependencies, JHBuild provides the buildone command. For the buildone command to complete successfully, all dependencies must be previously built and installed or provided by distribution packages. $ jhbuild buildone gtk+ When actively developing a module, you are likely in a source working directory. The make will invoke the build system and install the module. This will be a key part of your edit-compile-install-test cycle. $ jhbuild make If JHBuild is cancelled part way through a build, it is possible to resume the build at a particular module using the option: To get a list of the modules and dependencies JHBuild will build, and the order they will be built, use the list command: $ jhbuild list To get information about a particular module, use the info command: $ jhbuild info gtk+ To download or update all the software sources without building, use the update command. The update command provides an opportunity to modify the sources before building and can be useful if internet bandwidth varies. $ jhbuild update Later, JHBuild can build everything without downloading or updating the sources: $ jhbuild build --no-network To run a particular command with the same environment used by JHBuild, use the run command: $ jhbuild run program To start a shell with the same environment used by JHBuild, use the shell command: $ jhbuild shell
JHBuild and GNOME This section provides guidance on building, installing and running GNOME.
Building GNOME To build GNOME some development packages are required. This includes: DocBook XML DTD and XSLT stylesheets. These need to be registered in the XML catalog (/etc/xml/catalog). X libraries libsmbclient from Samba (used for browsing Windows networks). libbz2 from bzip2. libpng, libjpeg and libtiff (used for image loading). If installing distribution packages, and if applicable for your distribution, install the corresponding dev or devel packages. A list of package names for different distributions is maintained on the GNOME wiki.
Running a Single GNOME Application This section details how to run a single GNOME application. The application will run within the current desktop environment. To run the application within the complete JHBuild GNOME see . Launch a JHBuild shell. The JHBuild shell has all the necessary environment variables set. $ jhbuild shell Verify the correct application will be run. For example: $ which gedit /opt/gnome/bin/gedit Run the application: $ gedit & Alternatively, run the application using the run command: $ jhbuild run gedit
Running the GNOME Desktop Environment Create a new user account to run the JHBuild GNOME. Running JHBuild GNOME using different user account is recommended to avoid problems caused by user settings stored in the home directory. This manual refers to the new account as gnomedev. Setup JHBuild on the new gnomedev account. Copy or soft-link ~/.jhbuildrc and ~/.local/bin/jhbuild to gnomedev home directory. Open a terminal as the user gnomedev. Permanently add ~/.local/bin to the PATH variable, run the following command: $ echo PATH=$PATH:~/.local/bin >> ~/.bashrc Test JHBuild works: $ jhbuild run pkg-config gtk+-2.0 --modversion 2.20.1
Setup GNOME to run from the display manager Build and install JHBuild GNOME. Enable system services. JHBuild GNOME will use the /usr/bin system D-Bus daemon and the system services within /usr/share/dbus-1/system-services/. JHBuild GNOME will use the JHBuild session D-Bus daemon and the services within /opt/gnome/share/dbus-1/services/. Replace /opt/gnome with GNOME install prefix in the command below: $ rm -rf /opt/gnome/var/run/dbus $ ln -s /var/run/dbus /opt/gnome/var/run/dbus $ rm -rf /opt/gnome/var/lib/dbus/machine-id $ ln -s /var/lib/dbus/machine-id /opt/gnome/var/lib/dbus/machine-id Create a GNOME startup script at /usr/bin/gnome-jhbuild-session with the following, replacing /opt/gnome with GNOME install prefix: #!/bin/sh GNOME=/opt/gnome GDK_USE_XFT=1 XDG_DATA_DIRS=$XDG_DATA_DIRS:$GNOME/share XDG_CONFIG_DIRS=$XDG_CONFIG_DIRS:$GNOME/etc/xdg jhbuild run gnome-session Make the file /usr/bin/gnome-jhbuild-session executable: $ chmod a+x /usr/bin/gnome-jhbuild-session To add a new session entry in the display manager, create /usr/share/xsessions/gnome-jhbuild.desktop and enter: [Desktop Entry] Name=GNOME (JHBuild) Comment=This session logs you into GNOME testing session TryExec=/usr/bin/gnome-jhbuild-session Exec=/usr/bin/gnome-jhbuild-session Icon= Type=Application Restart gdm.
Running GNOME from the display manager To run the JHBuild GNOME, select the GNOME (JHBuild) session at the display manager before entering gnomedev login credentials. If successful, JHBuild GNOME will be displayed. If unsuccessful, check the log within the ~gnomedev/.xsession-errors file.
Buildbot Integration Coupled with the Buildbot project, JHBuild can also function as a continuous integration tool. The Buildbot configuration is used by the GNOME project at build.gnome.org.
Configuring a Buildbot Slave A Buildbot slave is a variation of a normal JHBuild installation that serves the requests of a Buildbot master. It is recommended to set up JHBuild and complete a build with most modules building successfully before adding the Buildbot customizations. Buildbot commands are options to the bot command. To download and install the extra required software, run the following command: $ jhbuild bot --setup Once this step has completed successfully, three new configuration variables are required in ~/.jhbuildrc. It is not possible to use an alternate configuration file, the will not get desired effects. jhbuildbot_master = 'build.gnome.org:9070' jhbuildbot_slavename = 'slavename' jhbuildbot_password = 'password' jhbuildbot_master is a string specifying the Buildbot master server; it defaults to 'build.gnome.org:9070'. jhbuildbot_slavename and jhbuildbot_password identify the slave on the master server. Contact the Buildbot master administrators to obtain the slave name and password. The administrators of build.gnome.org can be reached on the Build Brigade mailing list.
Kommandoreferens JHBuild uses a command line syntax similar to tools like CVS: jhbuild global-options command command-arguments The global JHBuild options are: , config Use an alternative configuration file instead of the default ~/.jhbuildrc. , moduleset Use a module set other than the module set listed in the configuration file. This option can be a relative path if the module set is located in the JHBuild moduleset folder, or an absolute path if located elsewhere. Do not prompt the user for any input. This option is useful if leaving a build unattended, in order to ensure the build is not interrupted. Command specific options are listed below.
autobuild The autobuild command automatically builds the modules as specified in the configuration file, and then upload the results to JhAutobuild. jhbuild autobuild --autogen --clean --distcheck --skip=module --start-at=module --report-url=reporturl --verbose The , , , and options are processed as per the build command. , This option specifies the JhAutobuild URL to report to. , If specified, JHBuild's output will be more verbose.
bootstrap The bootstrap command installs a set of build utilities required to build most modules (e.g. autoconf, automake, etc). jhbuild bootstrap The bootstrap command builds modules using the same method as the build command, but uses the bootstrap.modules moduleset. See the build command documentation for available options.
build The build command builds one or more packages, including their dependencies. jhbuild build --autogen --clean --check --dist --distcheck --ignore-suggests --no-network --skip=module --start-at=module --tags=tags -D date --no-xvfb --try-checkout --no-poison --force --build-optional-modules --min-age=time module If no module names are provided on the command line, the modules list from the configuration file will be used. , Run make clean before building modules. Run make check after building modules. , Run make dist after building modules. Run make distcheck after building modules. Do not build soft dependencies. , Do not access the network when building modules. This will skip download or update stages in a build. If a module can't be built without network access, the module build will fail. , =module,... Do not build the listed modules. Used to skip the building of specified dependencies. =tag,... Ignore modules that do not match tag. Modules are automatically attributed a tag matching the name of the module's module set. , =module Start at the named module rather than at the beginning of the list. This option is useful if the build was interrupted. date If supported by the underlying version control system, update the source tree to the specified date before building. An ISO date format is required, e.g. "2009-09-18 02:32Z". , Run graphical tests on the actual X server rather than in a simulated Xvfb. , If the build fails, and if supported by the version control system, force a checkout and run autogen.sh before retrying the build. , If one or more of a module's dependencies failed, this option forces JHBuild to try to build the module anyway. , Build the modules even if policy states it is not required. Modules listed as optional dependencies, may not be required to build the module. This option forces JHBuild to build optional dependencies. =time Skip modules installed more recently than the specified relative time. The time string format is a number followed by a unit. The following units are supported: seconds (s), minutes (m), hours (h) and days (d). For example, will skip modules built less than two hours ago.
make The make command is for actively developing on a particular module. It requires the current directory be a source checkout, and does the equivalent of buildone -nf $(basename $(pwd)). jhbuild make --clean --check --distcheck --quiet The options are the same as those available for the buildone command.
buildone The buildone command is similar to build, but it does not build the dependent modules. It is useful for rebuilding one or more modules. jhbuild buildone --clean --check --distcheck --no-network -D date --no-xvfb --force --min-age=time module The , , , , , and options are processed as per the build command. At least one module must be listed on the command line.
checkbranches The checkbranches checks the module's branches are defined correctly within the version control system and the branches are consistent with the module set. jhbuild checkbranches --branch=branch =branch, branch The branch to check. $ jhbuild -m gnome-2.20 checkbranches libgnomecanvas is missing branch definition for gnome-2-20 $
clean The clean command cleans the build directories of one or more modules. jhbuild clean --skip=module --start-at=module If no module names are provided on the command line, the modules list from the configuration file will be used. See the build command documentation for a description of available options.
dot The dot command generates a file describing the directed graph formed by the dependencies between a set of modules. This file can then be processed using the GraphViz software to produce a diagram. jhbuild dot --soft-deps --clusters module If no module names are provided on the command line, the modules list from the configuration file will be used. The option adds dotted lines from the modules to the soft dependencies. The option groups modules from metamodules together. The output of the dot command can be piped to the dot utility to generate a PostScript file: $ jhbuild dot modules | dot -Tps > dependencies.ps Or a PNG image: $ jhbuild dot modules | dot -Tpng > dependencies.png
Sample JHBuild dot output
gui The gui command starts a graphical interface to JHBuild which can be used to select modules to build and change some options. jhbuild gui The graphical interface is rendered using GTK, so extra support libraries are required.
info The info command displays information about one or more modules. jhbuild info module The command displays the module name, type, dependencies, dependent packages, the source directory, and the time it was last installed with JHBuild. If available, information specific to the module type such as the CVS repository or download URL will also be displayed. If there is no module specified the command will display information about all the modules defined in the module set.
list The list command displays the expanded list of modules the build command would build. jhbuild list -a -r -s --start-at=module --tags=tags --ignore-suggests --list-optional-modules module If no module names are provided on the command line, the modules list from the configuration file will be used. The , , , and options are processed as per the build command. , List all the modules from the module set regardless of the build dependencies. , If a module is set to a branch, show the branch name with the module name. This option forces JHBuild to list optional dependencies.
rdepends The rdepends command displays the reverse dependencies of a module. jhbuild rdepends module Show dependency path next to modules. Limit display to modules directly depending on specified module.
run The run command runs the specified command using the same environment that JHBuild uses when building modules. jhbuild run --in-builddir --in-checkoutdir program argument If using JHBuild to build GNOME, this command can be useful in X startup scripts. =module Run the command in the build directory of the specified module. =module Run the command in the source directory of the specified module.
sanitycheck The sanitycheck command performs a number of checks to verify the build environment is okay. jhbuild sanitycheck Some of the checks include: The checkout and install prefixes are writable. The required build tools are installed. Some commonly used macros are available in the search paths of the aclocal commands associated with the various versions of automake. The XML catalog contains the DocBook DTD and stylesheets.
shell The shell command starts the user's shell with the same environment as JHBuild uses when building modules. jhbuild shell This command is equivalent to the following: $ jhbuild run $SHELL The UNDER_JHBUILD environment variable will be set to "true" when this shell is active. You can use the presence of that variable to customize your shell's prompt to indicate that you indeed are under a jhbuild-controlled shell. For example, you may want to put this in your .bashrc: if [ -n "$UNDER_JHBUILD" ]; then PS1="[jhbuild] $PS1" fi This will make your bash shell display [jhbuild] before your normal prompt, making it easier to see which shells are under a jhbuild environment.
sysdeps The sysdeps command displays a list of dependency modules that are provided by installed system packages. JHBuild will not build the modules from source if the configuration variable partial_build is True. The sysdeps command also displays a list of dependency modules where the installed system packages are too old. JHBuild will build newer modules from source. The sysdeps command also displays a list of dependency modules with no matching system package installed. jhbuild sysdeps --install This option installs system packages which are dependencies of the moduleset. The system packages are installed using PackageKit. <command>sysdeps</command> example $ jhbuild sysdeps System installed packages which are new enough: speex (required=1.2rc1, installed=1.2rc1) libdiscid (required=0.2.2, installed=0.2.2) telepathy-farsight (required=0.0.14, installed=0.0.16) lcms2 (required=2.2, installed=2.2) ... System installed packages which are too old: webkitgtk-3.0 (required=1.5.1, installed=1.4.0) ... No matching system package installed: libvala-0.14 (required=0.13.1) ...
tinderbox The tinderbox command is similar to build, but writes all terminal output to HTML files suitable for publishing on a website. It can be used to set up systems similar to Mozilla's Tinderbox, or Debian's Buildd. jhbuild tinderbox --clean --no-network --output=directory --skip=module --start-at=module -D date -C -N -f module The , , , , , , and options are processed as per the build command. , =directory The directory to write the HTML files.
uninstall The uninstall command uninstalls one or more modules. jhbuild uninstall module
update The update command is similar to build, but only performs the download or update stage for modules without building them. jhbuild update --skip=module --start-at=module --tags=tags --ignore-suggests -D date module The , , , and options are processed as per the build command.
updateone The updateone command is similar to update, but it does not update the dependent modules. It is useful for updating one or more modules. jhbuild updateone -D date module The option is processed as per the build command. At least one module must be listed on the command line.
Configuration File Reference The ~/.jhbuildrc file uses standard Python syntax. The file is run, and the resulting variables defined in the namespace are used to control how JHBuild acts. A set of default values are inserted into the namespace before running the user's configuration file. Boolean configuration variables are set using syntax as demonstrated in the following example: use_local_modulesets = True String configuration variables are set using syntax as demonstrated in the following example: autogenargs = '--disable-static --disable-gtk-doc' List configuration variables are set using syntax as demonstrated in the following example: skip = ['mozilla', 'pulseaudio'] Dictionary configuration variables are set using syntax as demonstrated in the following example: repos['git.gnome.org'] = 'ssh://username@git.gnome.org/git/'
Configuration Variables autogenargs A string containing arguments passed to the autogen.sh script of all modules. Can be overridden for particular modules using the module_autogenargs dictionary. branches A dictionary specifying which branch to use for specific modules. This is useful if you are making some changes on a branch of a module and want JHBuild to build that branch instead of the one listed in the module set. The definition of branches depends on the module VCS: CVS: revision. E.g. 'BRANCH-PROJECT-0_8' Bazaar: URI of module branch. E.g. 'http://bzr.example.net/project/gnome-2-28' Git: tuple, with first part being an optional repository (or the None value) and the second part the name of the branch. E.g. ('git://git.example.net/project', 'gnome-2-28') Simple example branches['modulename'] = (None, 'branchname') Subversion: URI of module branch E.g. 'svn://svn.example.net/project/gnome-2-28' builddir_pattern A printf style formatting pattern used to generate build directory names. This is only used when using separate source and build trees. The %s in the format string will be replaced with checkoutdir. Defaults to '%s'. buildroot A string specifying the parent directory to place build trees. Defaults to None, which causes builds to be performed within the source trees. buildscript A string specifying which buildscript to use. The recommended setting is the default, terminal. In particular, do not set to gtk. build_policy A string specifying which modules to build. The three possible options are all, to build all modules requested, updated to build only modules which have changed, or updated-deps to build modules which have changed or which have dependencies which have changed. Defaults to updated-deps. checkoutroot A string specifying the directory to unpack source trees to. Unless buildroot is set, builds will occur in this directory too. Defaults to ~/checkout/gnome. checkout_mode A string specifying how the checkout is performed for directories in version control. Defaults to update. This can be set per module using module_checkout_mode. Possible values are update (update checkout directory), clobber (wipe out directory before checking out the sources), export (wipe out directory then create an unversioned copy of the sources) and copy (checkout in a directory different from the one it will build). copy_dir A string specifying the directory to copy to, if the copy checkout_mode is in use. Defaults to the checkout directory. cvs_program A string specifying which program to use for CVS support. This can be git-cvsimport, or cvs. Defaults to cvs. dvcs_mirror_dir A string specifying a local mirror directory. JHBuild will create local mirrors of repositories at the specified directory. The mirrors can be shared by multiple repository groups, saving space and time because hard-links will be used for local clones. The commands update and updateone will create the mirrors and fetch new commits from the online repositories. This option is only supported by Git and Bazaar repositories. installprog A string specifying a program to use as replacement for /usr/bin/install. If available, defaults to the install-check wrapper provided by JHBuild. The install-check wrapper optimizes header installation to reduce the time taken for rebuilds. ignore_suggests A boolean value specifying whether to ignore soft dependencies when calculating the dependency tree. Defaults to False. interact A boolean value specifying whether to interact with the user. Setting this value to False is equivalent to passing the option. Defaults to True. makeargs A string listing additional arguments to be passed to make. Defaults to ''. makecheck A boolean value specifying whether to run make check after make. Defaults to False. makecheck_advisory A boolean value specifying whether failures when running make check should be advisory only and not cause a build failure. Defaults to False. makeclean A boolean value specifying whether to run make clean before make. Defaults to False. makedist A boolean value specifying whether to run make dist after make. Defaults to False. This setting is equivalent to passing the option. makedistcheck A boolean value specifying whether to run make distcheck after make. Defaults to False. This setting is equivalent to passing the option. module_autogenargs A dictionary mapping module names to strings specifying the arguments to be passed to autogen.sh. The setting in module_autogenargs is used instead of the global autogenargs setting. If a particular module isn't listed in the dictionary, the global autogenargs will be used. module_checkout_mode A dictionary specifying which checkout mode to use for modules. This overrides the global checkout_mode setting. module_makeargs A dictionary mapping module names to strings specifying the arguments to pass to make. The setting in module_makeargs replaces the value of makeargs. If a particular module isn't listed in the dictionary, the global makeargs will be used. module_makecheck A dictionary mapping module names to boolean values specifying whether to run make check after make. The setting in module_makecheck replaces the value of makecheck. If a particular module isn't listed in the dictionary, the global makecheck will be used. module_nopoison A dictionary mapping module names to boolean values. If a module is set to True, JHBuild will attempt to build dependent modules even if the specified module failed. The setting in module_nopoison replaces the value of nopoison. If a particular module isn't listed in the dictionary, the global nopoison will be used. module_extra_env A dictionary mapping module names to dictionaries with extra environment variables to pass when executing commands for the module. modules A list of strings specifying the modules to build. The list of modules actually built will be recursively expanded to include all the dependencies unless the buildone command is used. Defaults to ['meta-gnome-desktop']. moduleset A string or list of strings specifying the name(s) of the module set(s) to use. This can either be the filename of a moduleset included with JHBuild (excluding the path and extension), or a full HTTP URL to an externally managed moduleset. HTTP URL modulesets are cached locally. If a module with the same name is present in more than one moduleset, the last set listed takes priority. Modulesets provided with JHBuild are updated to match the current GNOME development release. modulesets_dir A string specifying the directory containing the modulesets to use. Defaults to the modulesets/ directory in JHBuild sources. nice_build Run builds under the SCHED_IDLE priority on Linux, nice on other Unix. This can dramatically improve desktop interactivity for parallel builds while having only a negligible impact on build throughput. nobuild A boolean value, if set to True JHBuild will not build modules, but just download and unpack the sources. The default vale is False. nonetwork A boolean value specifying whether to access the network. This affects checking out or updating CVS modules, downloading tarballs and updating module sets. Setting this to True is equivalent to passing the option. Defaults to False. nonotify A boolean value specifying whether to emit notifications using the notification daemon. If set to False, notifications are emitted. Defaults to True. nopoison A boolean value, if set to True JHBuild attempts to build modules even if one or more of the module's dependencies failed to build. This option is equivalent to the argument. The default value is False. notrayicon A boolean value specifying whether to show an icon in the system tray using Zenity. If set to False, notifications are emitted. Defaults to True. noxvfb A boolean value, if set to True JHBuild will run any graphical tests on the real X server, rather than using Xvfb. This option is equivalent to passing . The default value is False partial_build A boolean value, if set to True JHBuild will not build dependency modules if corresponding system packages are installed and sufficient version. Defaults to True. prefix A string specifying the prefix to install modules to. prefix must be an absolute path. This directory must be writable. Defaults to '/opt/gnome'. pretty_print A boolean value specifying whether to pretty format the subprocess output. Only CVS output supports pretty printing. Disable if the pretty printing causes problems. Defaults to True. print_command_pattern A string displayed before JHBuild executes a command. %(command)s in the string will be replaced with the command about to be executed. %(cwd)s in the string will be replaced with the current working directory. Defaults to '%(command)s'. progress_bar A boolean value specifying whether to display a progress bar during quiet mode . Defaults to True. quiet_mode A boolean value, if set to True disables the output of running commands. Defaults to False. repos A dictionary specifying an alternative repository location for a particular repository. This configuration variable is useful to a module developer. By default, JHBuild will check out code from repositories using an anonymous repository location. The dictionary keys are short repository names and the values are the alternative repository location strings. For example: repos['git.gnome.org'] = 'ssh://username@git.gnome.org/git/' skip A list of modules to skip. This command line option extends the list. This list is empty by default. sticky_date A string if set, and if supported by the underlying version control system, JHBuild will update the source tree to the specified date before building. An ISO date format is required, e.g. 'yyyy-mm-dd'. Defaults to None. svn_program A string specifying which program to use for subversion support. This can be svn, git-svn or bzr. Defaults to svn. tarballdir A string if set, tarballs will be downloaded to the specified directory instead of checkoutroot. This is useful if you have multiple JHBuild environments or regularly clear out checkoutroot and want to reduce bandwidth usage. tinderbox_outputdir A string specifying the directory to store jhbuild tinderbox output. This string can be overridden by the option. Defaults to None, so either the command line option must be used or this variable must be set in the configuration file. trycheckout A boolean value, if set to True JHBuild will automatically try to solve failures by 1) running autogen.sh again, and 2) checking out a newer version of a module from version control. This setting is equivalent to passing the option. use_lib64 A boolean value that specifies whether to install libraries to lib64 directories. If set, --libdir=\${exec_prefix}/lib64 will be passed to configure. Defaults to True if running on x86_64, ppc64 or s390x Linux, and False on other systems. use_local_modulesets A boolean value that specifies to use modulesets that were checked out along the JHBuild source code; instead of downloading them on-the-fly from GNOME version control system. Defaults to False. xvfbargs A string listing arguments to pass to Xvfb if running graphical tests.
Other Configuration File Structures In addition to the above variables, there are other settings that can be set in the configuration file: os.environ A dictionary representing the environment. This environment is passed to processes that JHBuild spawns. Some influential environment variables include CPPFLAGS, CFLAGS, INSTALL and LDFLAGS. For example: os.environ['CFLAGS'] = '-O0 -g' addpath(envvar, pathname) This will add a directory to the PATH environment variable. addpath will correctly handle the case when the environment variable is initially empty (having a stray colon at the beginning or end of an environment variable can have unexpected consequences). addpath has special handling for the ACLOCAL_FLAGS environment variable, which expects paths to be listed in the form -I pathname. prependpath(envvar, pathname) After processing the configuration file, JHBuild will alter some paths based on variables such as prefix (e.g. adding $prefix/bin to the start of PATH). The prependpath function works like addpath, except that the environment variable is modified after JHBuild has made its changes to the environment.
Module Set File Syntax JHBuild uses XML files to describe the dependencies between modules. A RELAX-NG schema and Document Type Definition are included with JHBuild in the modulesets/ directory. The RELAX-NG schema can be used to edit module set files using nxml-mode in Emacs. The top-level element in a module set file is moduleset element. No XML namespace is used. The elements below the top-level come in three types: module sources, include statements and module definitions.
Module Sources Rather than listing the full location of every module, a number of "module sources" are listed in the module set, and then referenced by name in the module definitions. As well as reducing the amount of redundant information in the module set, it makes it easy for a user to specify an alternative source for those modules (for CVS and Subversion, it is common for developers and users to use different repository access methods). The repository element is used to describe all types of repository. The branch element is used inside module definition to specify additional settings. <repository name="name" type="type" [ default="default" ] [ password="password" ] [ cvsroot="cvsroot" ] [ archive="archive" ] [ href="href" ] [ server="server" ] [ database="database" ] [ defbranch="defbranch" ] [ trunk-template="trunk-template" ] [ branches-template="branches-template" ] [ tags-template="tags-template" ] [ developer-href-example="developer-href-example" ] /> The name attribute is a unique identifier for the repository. The default attribute specifies whether this repository is the default source for this module set. The type attribute specifies the type of repository. It can be one of: bzr, cvs, darcs, fossil, git, hg, mnt, svn, tarball. Other attributes depend on the type, as well as the branch used inside module definitions. Those are described below in the repository type sub-sections. The developer-href-example attribute is used to specify the format of the URL for the repository used by developers. This is informational only. The branch element is used inside module definitions. <branch [ repo="repository" ] [ module="module name" ] [ checkoutdir="checkoutdir" ] [ revision="revision" ] [ tag="tag" ] [ update-new-dirs="update-new-dirs" ] [ override-checkoutdir="override-checkoutdir" ] [ subdir="subdir" ] [ branch="branch" ] [ version="version" ] [ size="size" ] [ source-subdir="source-subdir" ] [ hash="hash" ]/> All atributes have sensible defaults and depend on the module and repository definitions. Common attributes are described here. The repo attribute is used to specify non-default repository name. The module attribute is used to specify module name to checkout from the repository. Defaults to module id. The checkoutdir attribute is used to specify the checkout directory name. Defaults to module id. Other attributes are described below
Bazaar This repository type is used to define a Bazaar repository. It is recommended to have Bazaar 1.16 or higher. <repository type="bzr" name="launchpad.net" href="lp:"/> Additional attributes are: trunk-template (defaults to "%(module)s") and branches-template (defaults to "%(module)s/%(branch)s"). These attributes are used to specify templates for constructing URL. A branch element in the module definitions can specify branch and user attributes. These values will be substitued in the templates. If either of those are defined branches-template is used, otherwise trunk-template is used. This way you can ovveride repository to build modules from your personal branch or build many modules fron a repository with non-standard layout. An addition branch element accepts revspec attibute to anchor on a particular revision. Any valid bzr revspec is accepted, for example date:yesterday, -5, tag:0.1 to get first revision since yesterday, 5 commits behind the tip or tag "0.1". See bzr help revisionspec for all possible values. For example repository with template attributes defined: <repository type="bzr" name="launchpad.net" href="lp:" trunk-template="~bzr-pqm/%(module)s/bzr.dev" branches-template="~bzr-pqm/%(module)s/%(branch)s"/> Example branch elements for the above repository: <branch repo="launchpad.net" module="bzr" checkoutdir="bzr-next"/> <branch repo="launchpad.net" module="bzr" branch="2.2" checkoutdir="bzr-beta"/>
CVS This repository type is used to define a CVS repository. The password attribute is used to specify the password to the repository. The cvsroot attribute is used to specify the root of the repository. <repository type="cvs" name="tango.freedesktop.org" cvsroot=":pserver:anoncvs@anoncvs.freedesktop.org:/cvs/tango" password=""/> Additional attributes are: revision, update-new-dirs and override-checkoutdir.
Darcs This repository type is used to define a Darcs repository. <repository type="darcs" name="telepathy.freedesktop.org" href="http://projects.collabora.co.uk/darcs/telepathy/"/>
Git This repository type is used to define a Git repository. <repository type="git" name="git.freedesktop.org" href="git://anongit.freedesktop.org/git/"/> It allows the following attributes on the branch element: The revision attribute is used to specify a local or remote-tracking branch to switch to in the update phase. It defaults to 'master'. It is possible to override this attribute with the branches configuration variable. The switch will only be performed, if the current branch is tracking a remote branch, to not disturb your own work. The tag attribute is used to specify a revision to unconditionally check out in the update phase. It overrides the revision attribute. <branch repo="git.freedesktop.org" module="swfdec/swfdec" checkoutdir="swfdec" revision="local-or-remote-branch" tag="tree-ish"/>
Mercurial This repository type is used to define a Mercurial repository. <repository type="hg" name="hg.gtk-vnc" href="http://gtk-vnc.codemonkey.ws/hg/" /> <branch repo="hg.gtk-vnc" module="outgoing.hg" checkoutdir="gtk-vnc"/>
Monotone This repository type is used to define a Monotone repository. The server attribute is used to specify the repository server. The database attribute is used to specify the database to use for the repository. The defbranch attribute is used specify the branch of the repository to use. <repository type="mtn" name="pidgin.im" server="pidgin.im" database="pidgin.im.mtn" defbranch="im.pidgin.pidgin"/>
Subversion This repository type is used to define a Subversion repository. <repository type="svn" name="svn.gnome.org" default="yes" href="http://svn.gnome.org/svn/"/> It allows a revision on the branch element. This attribute defines the branch to checkout or, if it is a number, a specific revision to checkout. <branch revision="gnome-2-20"/> It is possible to specify custom svn layout using trunk-template (defaults to "%(module)s/trunk"), branches-template (defaults to "%(module)s/branches/%(branch)s") and tags-template (defaults to "%(module)s/tags/%(tag)s")
Tarballs This repository type is used to define a tarball repository. <repository type="tarball" name="dbus/dbus-python" href="http://dbus.freedesktop.org/releases/dbus-python/"/> It allows the following attributes on the branch element: The module attribute specifies the file to download and compile, the version attribute specifies the module version. The size and hash, as well as the obsolete md5sum, attributes are optional. If these attributes are present, they are used to check that the source package was downloaded correctly. Any number of patch elements may be nested inside the branch element. These patches are applied, in order, to the source tree after unpacking. The file attribute gives the patch filename, and the strip attribute says how many levels of directories to prune when applying the patch. For module sets shipped with JHBuild, the patch files are looked up in the jhbuild/patches/ directory; for module sets referred by URI, the patch files are looked for in the same directory as the moduleset file, or in its patches/ subdirectory. It is also possible for the file attribute to specify a URI, in which case it will be downloaded from that location. <branch module="dbus-python-0.80.2.tar.gz" version="0.80.2" repo="dbus/dbus-python" hash="md5:2807bc85215c995bd595e01edd9d2077" size="453499"> <patch file="dbus-glib-build.patch" strip="1" /> </branch> A tarball branch element may also contain quilt elements which specify nested branch to import.
Including Other Module Sets JHBuild allows one module set to include the contents of another by reference using the include element. <include href="uri"/> The href is a URI reference to the module set to be included, relative to the file containing the include element. Only module definitions are imported from the referenced module set - module sources are not. Multiple levels of includes are allowed, but include loops are not (there isn't any code to handle loops at the moment).
Module Definitions There are various types of module definitions that can be used in a module set file, and the list can easily be extended. Only the most common ones will be mentioned here. They are all basically composed of a branch element describing how to get the module and dependencies, suggests and after elements to declare the dependencies of the module. Any modules listed in the dependencies element will be added to the module list for jhbuild build if it isn't already included, and make sure the dependent modules are built first. After generating the modules list, the modules listed in the suggests element will be used to further sort the modules list (although it will not pull any additional modules). This is intended for cases where a module has an optional dependency on another module.
autotools The autotools element is used to define a module which is compiled using the GNU Autotools build system. <autotools id="id" [ autogenargs="autogenargs" ] [ makeargs="makeargs" ] [ makeinstallargs="makeinstallargs" ] [ autogen-sh="autogen-sh" ] [ makefile="makefile" ] [ skip-autogen="skip-autogen" ] [ autogen-template="autogen-template" ] [ check-target="check-target" ] [ supports-non-srcdir-builds="supports-non-srcdir-builds" ]> <branch [ ... ] > [...] </branch> <dependencies> <dep package="modulename"/> ... </dependencies> <after> <dep package="modulename"/> ... </after> </autotools> The autogenargs and makeargs and makeinstallargs attributes are used to specify additional arguments to pass to autogen.sh, make and make install respectively. The autogen-sh attribute specifies the name of the autogen.sh script to run. The value autoreconf can be used if your module has no autogen.sh script equivalent. In that case, JHBuild will run autoreconf -i, followed by the proper configure. skip-autogen chooses whether or not to run autogen.sh, it is a boolean with an extra never value to tell JHBuild to never skip running autogen.sh. makefile specifies the filename of the makefile to use. The supports-non-srcdir-builds attribute is used to mark modules that can't be cleanly built using a separate source directory. The autogen-template attribute can be used if you need finer control over the autogen command line. It is a python format string, which will be substituted with the following variables: srcdir, autogen-sh, prefix, libdir, and autogenargs. For example, here is the default autogen-template: %(srcdir)s/%(autogen-sh)s --prefix %(prefix)s --libdir %(libdir)s %(autogenargs)s The check-target attribute must be specified (with false as value) for modules that do not have a make check target.
cmake The cmake element is used to define a module which is built using the CMake build system. <cmake id="modulename"> <branch [ ... ] > [...] </branch> <dependencies> <dep package="modulename"/> ... </dependencies> <after> <dep package="modulename"/> ... </after> </cmake>
distutils The distutils element is used to define a module which is built using python's distutils <distutils id="modulename" [ supports-non-srcdir-builds="yes|no" ]> <branch [ ... ] > [...] </branch> <dependencies> <dep package="modulename"/> ... </dependencies> <after> <dep package="modulename"/> ... </after> </distutils>
linux The linux element defines a module used to build a linux kernel. In addition, a separate kernel configuration can be chosen using the kconfig subelement. <linux id="id" [ makeargs="makeargs" ]> <branch [ ... ] > [...] </branch> <dependencies> <dep package="modulename"/> ... </dependencies> <after> <dep package="modulename"/> ... </after> <kconfig [ repo="repo" ] version="version" [ module="module" ] [ config="config" ] /> </linux>
perl The perl element is used to build perl modules. The makeargs attribute is used to specify additional arguments to pass to make. <perl id="modulename" [ makeargs="makeargs" ]> <branch [ ... ] > [...] </branch> <dependencies> <dep package="modulename"/> ... </dependencies> <after> <dep package="modulename"/> ... </after> </perl>
waf The waf element is used to define a module which is built using the Waf build system. The waf-command attribute is used to specify the waf command script to use; it defaults to waf. <waf id="modulename"> [ waf-command="waf-command" ]> <branch [ ... ] > [...] </branch> <dependencies> <dep package="modulename"/> ... </dependencies> <after> <dep package="modulename"/> ... </after> </waf>
testmodule The testmodule element is used to create a module which runs a suite of tests using LDTP or Dogtail. <testmodule id="id" type="type"> <branch [ ... ] > [...] </branch> <dependencies> <dep package="modulename"/> ... </dependencies> <after> <dep package="modulename"/> ... </after> <testedmodules> <tested package="package" /> </testedmodules> </testmodule> The type attribute gives the type of tests to be run in the module. 'dogtail' uses python to invoke all .py files. 'ldtp' invokes 'ldtprunner run.xml'. Unless the noxvfb configuration option is set, an Xvfb server is started to run the tests in
metamodule The metamodule element defines a module that doesn't actually do anything. The only purpose of a module of this type is its dependencies. For example, meta-gnome-desktop depends on all the key components of the GNOME desktop, therefore telling JHBuild to install it actually installs the full desktop. <metamodule id="modulename"> <dependencies> <dep package="modulename"/> ... </dependencies> <suggests> <dep package="modulename"/> ... </suggests> </metamodule> The id attribute gives the name of the module. The child elements are handled as for autotools.
Deprecated Elements
Module Sources
cvsroot The cvsroot element is now deprecated - the repository element should be used instead. The cvsroot element is used to describe a CVS repository. <cvsroot name="rootname" [ default="yes|no" ] root="anon-cvsroot" password="anon-password"/> The name attribute should be a unique identifier for the CVS repository. The default attribute says whether this is the default module source for this module set file. The root attribute lists the CVS root used for anonymous access to this repository, and the password attribute gives the password used for anonymous access.
svnroot The svnroot element is now deprecated - the repository element should be used instead. The svnroot element is used to describe a Subversion repository. <svnroot name="rootname" [ default="yes|no" ] href="anon-svnroot"/> The name attribute should be a unique identifier for the Subversion repository. If default attribute says whether this is the default module source for this module set file. The href attribute lists the base URL for the repository. This will probably be either a http, https or svn URL.
Deprecated Module Types This section describes deprecated elements, they may still be used in existing module sets but it is advised not to use them anymore.
tarball This deprecated element is just a thin wrapper around both autotools module type and tarball repository type. The tarball element is used to define a module that is to be built from a tarball. <tarball id="modulename" [ version="version" ] [ checkourdir="checkoutdir" ] [ autogenargs="autogenargs" ] [ makeargs="makeargs" ] [ autogen-sh="autogen-sh" ] [ supports-non-srcdir-builds="yes|no" ]> <source href="source-url" [ size="source-size" ] [ hash="source-algo:source-hash" ] [ md5sum="source-md5sum" ]/> <patches> <patch file="filename" strip="level"/> ... </patches> <dependencies> <dep package="modulename"/> ... </dependencies> <suggests> <dep package="modulename"/> ... </suggests> </tarball> The id and version attributes are used to identify the module. The source element specifies the file to download and compile. The href attribute is mandatory, while the size and hash, as well as the obsolete md5sum, attributes are optional. If these last two attributes are present, they are used to check that the source package was downloaded correctly. The patches element is used to specify one or more patches to apply to the source tree after unpacking, the file attribute gives the patch filename, and the strip attribute says how many levels of directories to prune when applying the patch. For module sets shipped with JHBuild, the patch files are looked up in the jhbuild/patches/ directory; for module sets referred by URI, the patch files are looked for in the same directory as the moduleset file, or in its patches/ subdirectory. It is also possible for the file attribute to specify a URI, in which case it will be downloaded from that location. The other attributes and the dependencies, suggests and after elements are processed as for autotools.
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It uses module set files to describe the modules available to build. These files include dependency information that allows JHBuild to work out what modules need to be built and in what order to build what the user requested." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:59(para) msgid "JHBuild was originally written for building GNOME, but has since been extended to make it usable with other projects. A module set file can be hosted on a web server, allowing people to provide build rules independent of JHBuild." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:65(para) msgid "JHBuild can build modules from a variety of sources, including CVS, SubversionArch, Bazaar, Darcs, Git and Mercurial repositories, as well as Tar archives hosted on web or FTP sites; and using a variety of build systems, including Autotools, CMake, WAF, Ant, Python Distutils and Perl Makefiles." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:79(para) msgid "JHBuild is not intended as a replacement for the distribution's package management system. Instead, it makes it easy to build everything into a separate install prefix so that it doesn't interfere with the rest of the system." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:87(title) msgid "Getting Started" msgstr "Komma igång" #: C/jhbuild.xml:89(para) msgid "JHBuild takes a bit of work to set up on a system. As well as installing JHBuild's prerequisites, it is necessary to install the prerequisite tools needed to obtain and build the software sources." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:95(title) msgid "Installing JHBuild" msgstr "Installera JHBuild" #: C/jhbuild.xml:97(para) msgid "Before downloading JHBuild, you should make sure you have a copy of Python >= 2.0 installed on your system. It is also essential that the Expat XML parser extension is installed. This will be the case if you are using Python >= 2.3, or had expat installed when building Python. You can check whether this is the case by running the following simple command from the Python interpreter:" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:105(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:106(prompt) msgid ">>>" msgstr ">>>" #: C/jhbuild.xml:105(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "import xml.parsers.expat" msgstr "import xml.parsers.expat" #: C/jhbuild.xml:108(para) msgid "If this completes without an exception, then it is installed correctly." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:111(para) msgid "At the moment, the only way to download JHBuild is via Subversion. This can be achieved with the following commands. They should be run in the directory where JHBuild will be installed (for example, ~/checkout/gnome2)." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:116(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:118(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:124(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:125(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:127(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:129(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:131(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:137(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:138(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:140(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:142(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:149(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:150(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:158(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:159(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:299(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:323(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:349(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:363(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:369(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:376(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:382(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:387(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:393(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:398(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:404(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:409(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:760(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:762(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:795(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:799(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1035(prompt) msgid "$" msgstr "$" #: C/jhbuild.xml:116(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "svn co http://svn.gnome.org/svn/jhbuild/trunk jhbuild" msgstr "svn co http://svn.gnome.org/svn/jhbuild/trunk jhbuild" #: C/jhbuild.xml:117(computeroutput) #: C/jhbuild.xml:126(computeroutput) #: C/jhbuild.xml:128(computeroutput) #: C/jhbuild.xml:130(computeroutput) #: C/jhbuild.xml:139(computeroutput) #: C/jhbuild.xml:141(computeroutput) #, no-wrap msgid "..." msgstr "..." #: C/jhbuild.xml:120(para) msgid "This will download JHBuild into a new folder named jhbuild under the current directory. Now to build and install it:" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:124(userinput) #: C/jhbuild.xml:137(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "cd jhbuild" msgstr "cd jhbuild" #: C/jhbuild.xml:125(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "./autogen.sh" msgstr "./autogen.sh" #: C/jhbuild.xml:127(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "make" msgstr "make" #: C/jhbuild.xml:129(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "make install" msgstr "make install" #: C/jhbuild.xml:133(para) msgid "Alternatively, if your work environment doesn't have autotools or gnome-doc-utils installed you can also build and install JHBuild that way:" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:138(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "make -f Makefile.plain" msgstr "make -f Makefile.plain" #: C/jhbuild.xml:140(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "make -f Makefile.plain install" msgstr "make -f Makefile.plain install" #: C/jhbuild.xml:144(para) msgid "If these steps complete successfully, a small shell script should be installed in ~/bin to start JHBuild. If this directory is not in the PATH, it will need to be added. This can be done with the command:" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:149(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "PATH=$PATH:~/bin" msgstr "PATH=$PATH:~/bin" #: C/jhbuild.xml:152(para) msgid "This command will need to be run every time you login and want to use JHBuild. In order to permanently add ~/bin to your PATH variable, run the following command:" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:158(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "echo PATH=$PATH:~/bin >> ~/.bashrc" msgstr "echo PATH=$PATH:~/bin >> ~/.bashrc" #: C/jhbuild.xml:161(para) msgid "Before JHBuild can be run, it is necessary to set up a configuration file, located at ~/.jhbuildrc. This file specifies JHBuild will behave." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:168(title) msgid "Configuring JHBuild" msgstr "Konfigurera JHBuild" #: C/jhbuild.xml:170(para) msgid "The ~/.jhbuildrc file uses Python syntax to set a number of configuration variables for JHBuild. A minimal configuration file might look something like this:" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:175(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "" "\n" "moduleset = 'gnome-2.22'\n" "modules = [ 'meta-gnome-desktop' ]\n" "checkoutroot = os.path.join(os.environ['HOME'], 'checkout', 'gnome2')\n" "prefix = os.path.join(os.environ['HOME'], 'prefix')\n" "os.environ['INSTALL'] = os.path.join(os.environ['HOME'],\n" " 'bin', 'install-check')\n" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:184(para) msgid "This will make JHBuild build the meta-gnome-desktop module and its dependencies from the gnome-2.22 module set. It will unpack source trees to ~/checkout/gnome2 and install all files to subdirectories of ~/prefix. It also sets the INSTALL environment variable, so modules use a different install program which handles installation of headers differently, in order to reduce the time taken for rebuilds." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:194(para) msgid "Some of configuration variables available include:" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:199(varname) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1372(varname) msgid "moduleset" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:201(simpara) msgid "A string or list of strings specifying the name(s) of the module set(s) to use. If a module set name is a fully qualified URL, then the module set will be cached locally and regularly updated. If a module with the same name is present in more than one module set, the last set listed takes priority." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:210(varname) #: C/jhbuild.xml:795(replaceable) #: C/jhbuild.xml:799(replaceable) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1363(varname) msgid "modules" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:212(simpara) msgid "A list of strings giving the modules you want to build. The list of modules actually built will be recursively expanded to include all the dependencies unless the buildone is used." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:219(varname) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1212(varname) msgid "checkoutroot" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:221(simpara) msgid "The base directory where all source modules are unpacked or checked out of revision control." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:226(varname) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1436(varname) msgid "prefix" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:228(simpara) msgid "The directory prefix to install modules to. You must have write permissions to this directory, or JHBuild will be unable to install files." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:234(varname) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1584(varname) msgid "os.environ" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:236(simpara) msgid "A dictionary representing the environment. This can be used to set or get environment variable values as shown in the example configuration above." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:242(varname) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1483(varname) msgid "skip" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:244(simpara) msgid "A list of module names that to not include when deciding what to build. One use of this variable is to use the version of a package included with the distribution instead of building it." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:251(varname) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1151(varname) msgid "autogenargs" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:253(simpara) msgid "A string listing additional arguments to pass to the autogen.sh or configure scripts for modules." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:259(varname) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1267(varname) msgid "makeargs" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:261(simpara) msgid "A string listing arguments to be pass to the make command." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:266(varname) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1469(varname) msgid "repos" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:268(simpara) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1471(simpara) msgid "By default, JHBuild will check out code from repositories using an anonymous repository location. This dictionary is used to tell JHBuild to use an alternative repository location for a particular repository (a developer would probably want to do this). This variable is a dictionary where the keys are short repository names (for example, svn.gnome.org is used for the GNOME SVN repository), and the values are the alternative repository location strings." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:283(title) msgid "Build Prerequisites" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:285(para) msgid "Before any modules can be built, it is necessary to have certain build tools installed. These can include the GNU Autotools (autoconf, automake, libtool and gettext), The GNU Toolchain (binutils, gcc, g++), pkg-config and Python, depending on which modules will be built." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:296(para) msgid "JHBuild can check if your system has these tools installed using the sanitycheck command:" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:299(userinput) #: C/jhbuild.xml:993(command) #, no-wrap msgid "jhbuild sanitycheck" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:301(para) msgid "If this command prints any messages, these can be fixed in one of two ways:" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:306(simpara) msgid "Install the required package from your distribution's repository. A list of package names for different distributions is maintained on the GNOME wiki. The sanitycheck command should be run again afterwards to make sure required tools are present." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:315(simpara) msgid "Run the bootstrap command to install the build prerequsites." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:320(para) msgid "The bootstrap command can be invoked like so:" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:323(userinput) #: C/jhbuild.xml:512(command) #, no-wrap msgid "jhbuild bootstrap" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:325(para) msgid "This will download and install all the build prerequisites. Once it is finished, the sanitycheck command should be rerun to verify that everything is in place." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:331(para) msgid "The bootstrap command does not build all the packages required by these tools. If your distribution does not provide those packages, then they will need to be built separately." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:336(para) msgid "Some packages to check for include m4, perl and a C compiler (For example, gcc)." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:343(title) msgid "Using JHBuild" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:345(para) msgid "Now that everything is set up, JHBuild can be used to build some software. To build all the modules selected in the ~/.jhbuildrc file, run the following command:" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:349(userinput) #: C/jhbuild.xml:531(command) #, no-wrap msgid "jhbuild build" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:351(para) msgid "This will download, configure, compile and install each of the modules. If an error occurs at any stage, JHBuild will present a menu asking what to do. These choices include dropping to a shell to fix the error, rerunning the build from various stages, giving up on the module (which will also cause any modules depending on it to fail), or ignore the error and continue." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:359(para) msgid "It is also possible to build a different set of modules (and their dependencies) by passing their names as arguments to the build command, for example, to build gtk+:" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:363(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "jhbuild build gtk+" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:365(para) msgid "If you exit JHBuild part way through a build for some reason, it is possible to pick up a build at a particular module using the option:" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:369(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "jhbuild build --start-at=pango" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:371(para) msgid "To build one or more modules, ignoring their dependencies, the buildone command can be used. This command should only be used if you have manually installed all dependencies, else the build will fail." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:376(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "jhbuild buildone gtk+" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:378(para) msgid "To get a list of the modules and dependencies jhbuild will build, and the order in which they will be built, use the list command:" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:382(userinput) #: C/jhbuild.xml:863(command) #, no-wrap msgid "jhbuild list" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:384(para) msgid "To get information about a particular module, the info command can be used:" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:387(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "jhbuild info gtk+" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:389(para) msgid "If your internet bandwidth varies, or you wish to modify the sources before building them, you can download or update all the software sources without actually building them:" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:393(userinput) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1088(command) #, no-wrap msgid "jhbuild update" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:395(para) msgid "Later on, you can tell JHBuild to build everything without downloading or updating the sources:" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:398(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "jhbuild build --no-network" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:400(para) msgid "If you want to run a particular command with the same environment variables set that JHBuild uses, use the run command:" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:404(replaceable) #: C/jhbuild.xml:966(replaceable) msgid "program" msgstr "program" #: C/jhbuild.xml:404(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "jhbuild run " msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:406(para) msgid "To start a shell with the environment used by JHBuild, use the shell command:" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:409(userinput) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1029(command) #, no-wrap msgid "jhbuild shell" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:415(title) msgid "Command Reference" msgstr "Kommandoreferens" #: C/jhbuild.xml:417(para) msgid "JHBuild uses a command line syntax similar to tools like CVS:" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:420(command) msgid "jhbuild" msgstr "jhbuild" #: C/jhbuild.xml:421(replaceable) msgid "global-options" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:422(replaceable) msgid "command" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:423(replaceable) msgid "command-arguments" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:426(para) msgid "The global JHBuild options are:" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:430(term) msgid ", config" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:433(simpara) msgid "Use an alternative configuration file, instead of the default, ~/.jhbuildrc." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:439(term) msgid ", moduleset" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:442(simpara) msgid "Use a module set other than the one listed in the configuration file. This should be a relative path if the module set is located in the JHBuild moduleset folder, or an absolute path if it is located elsewhere." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:450(option) msgid "--no-interact" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:452(simpara) msgid "Do not prompt the user for any input. This is useful when leaving a build unattended, in order to ensure it is not interrupted." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:459(para) msgid "Command specific options are listed below." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:462(title) msgid "autobuild" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:464(para) msgid "The autobuild command is used to automatically build the modules specified in the configuration file, and then upload the results to JhAutobuild." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:469(command) msgid "jhbuild autobuild" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:470(arg) #: C/jhbuild.xml:532(arg) #: C/jhbuild.xml:716(arg) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1049(arg) msgid "--autogen" msgstr "--autogen" #: C/jhbuild.xml:471(arg) #: C/jhbuild.xml:533(arg) #: C/jhbuild.xml:717(arg) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1050(arg) msgid "--clean" msgstr "--clean" #: C/jhbuild.xml:472(replaceable) #: C/jhbuild.xml:473(replaceable) #: C/jhbuild.xml:537(replaceable) #: C/jhbuild.xml:538(replaceable) #: C/jhbuild.xml:547(arg) #: C/jhbuild.xml:724(arg) #: C/jhbuild.xml:779(arg) #: C/jhbuild.xml:838(arg) #: C/jhbuild.xml:869(arg) #: C/jhbuild.xml:935(arg) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1053(replaceable) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1054(replaceable) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1058(arg) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1089(replaceable) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1090(replaceable) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1093(arg) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1113(arg) msgid "module" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:472(arg) #: C/jhbuild.xml:537(arg) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1053(arg) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1089(arg) msgid "--skip=" msgstr "--skip=" #: C/jhbuild.xml:473(arg) #: C/jhbuild.xml:538(arg) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1054(arg) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1090(arg) msgid "--start-at=" msgstr "--start-at=" #: C/jhbuild.xml:474(replaceable) msgid "reporturl" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:474(arg) msgid "--report-url=" msgstr "--report-url=" #: C/jhbuild.xml:475(arg) msgid "--verbose" msgstr "--verbose" #: C/jhbuild.xml:478(para) msgid "The , , and options are processed in the same way as for the build command." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:485(term) msgid ", " msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:488(simpara) msgid "This option specifies the JhAutobuild URL which JHBuild should report to" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:494(term) msgid ", " msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:496(simpara) msgid "This option causes JHBuild's output to be more verbose" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:505(title) msgid "bootstrap" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:507(para) msgid "The bootstrap command is used to install a set of build utilities required to build most modules (eg. autoconf, automake, etc)." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:515(para) msgid "Internally, bootstrap is implemented using the same code as build, using the bootstrap.modules moduleset." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:519(para) msgid "Look at the build command documentation for available options." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:525(title) msgid "build" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:527(para) msgid "The build command is used to build one or more packages, including their dependencies." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:534(arg) msgid "--dist" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:535(arg) #: C/jhbuild.xml:583(option) #: C/jhbuild.xml:718(arg) msgid "--distcheck" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:536(arg) #: C/jhbuild.xml:719(arg) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1051(arg) msgid "--no-network" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:539(replaceable) #: C/jhbuild.xml:867(replaceable) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1091(replaceable) msgid "tags" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:539(arg) #: C/jhbuild.xml:867(arg) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1091(arg) msgid "--tags=" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:540(replaceable) #: C/jhbuild.xml:635(replaceable) #: C/jhbuild.xml:720(replaceable) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1055(replaceable) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1092(replaceable) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1112(replaceable) msgid "date" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:540(arg) #: C/jhbuild.xml:720(arg) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1055(arg) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1092(arg) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1112(arg) msgid "-D " msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:541(arg) #: C/jhbuild.xml:721(arg) msgid "--no-xvfb" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:542(arg) msgid "--try-checkout" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:543(arg) msgid "--no-poison" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:544(arg) #: C/jhbuild.xml:722(arg) msgid "--force" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:545(arg) #: C/jhbuild.xml:681(option) msgid "--build-optional-modules" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:546(replaceable) #: C/jhbuild.xml:723(replaceable) msgid "time" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:546(arg) #: C/jhbuild.xml:723(arg) msgid "--min-age=" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:550(para) #: C/jhbuild.xml:782(para) #: C/jhbuild.xml:872(para) msgid "If no module names are given on the command line, then the module list found in the configuration file will be used." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:555(term) msgid ", " msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:557(simpara) msgid "Always run autogen.sh before building modules. By default, autogen.sh will only be called if the toplevel makefile is missing. Otherwise, it relies on the package's makefiles to detect if configure needs to be rebuilt or rerun." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:567(term) msgid ", " msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:569(simpara) msgid "Run make clean before building modules." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:575(term) msgid ", " msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:577(simpara) msgid "Run make dist after building modules." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:585(simpara) msgid "Run make distcheck after building modules." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:591(term) msgid ", " msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:593(simpara) msgid "Do not access the network when building modules. This will skip download or update stages in a build. If a module can't be built without network access, it will fail." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:601(term) msgid ", =module,..." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:604(simpara) msgid "Ignore the named modules when following dependencies to expand the list of modules to be built." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:611(term) #: C/jhbuild.xml:905(term) msgid "=tag,..." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:614(simpara) msgid "Ignore modules that do not match any of tag when following dependencies to expand the list of modules to be built." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:617(simpara) msgid "At the moment modules are automatically attributed a tag with the name of the module set they sit in." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:623(term) msgid ", =module" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:626(simpara) msgid "After expanding the list of modules to build, start at the named module rather than at the beginning of the list. This is useful if the build was interrupted for some reason." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:634(option) msgid "-D" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:637(simpara) msgid "If the underlying version control system supports it, try to update the source tree to its state at the given date before building. The date string should be in ISO format." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:645(term) msgid ", " msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:647(simpara) msgid "Run graphical tests on the actual X server rather than in a simulated Xvfb" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:653(term) msgid ", " msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:656(simpara) msgid "If the build fails, and the version control system supports it, force a checkout and run autogen.sh before retrying the build." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:664(term) msgid ", " msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:666(simpara) msgid "If one or more of a module's dependencies failed, this option forces JHBuild to try to build the module anyway." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:673(term) msgid ", " msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:675(simpara) msgid "Build the modules even if policy tells it is not required." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:683(simpara) msgid "Some modules, listed as optional dependencies, may not be required to build the target module, this option inncludes them nevertheless." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:690(term) msgid "=time" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:692(simpara) msgid "Skip modules installed more recently than the given relative time; the time string format is a number followed by a unit, with the following units being supported: seconds (s), minutes (m), hours (h) and days (d)." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:697(simpara) msgid "Example: will skip modules that have been built less than two hours ago." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:707(title) msgid "buildone" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:709(para) msgid "The buildone command is similar to build, but it does not use dependency information to expand the module list. It is useful for quickly rebuilding one or more modules." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:715(command) msgid "jhbuild buildone" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:727(para) msgid "The , , , , , and options are processed in the same way as for the build command." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:733(para) msgid "Unlike the build command, at least one module must be listed on the command line." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:739(title) msgid "checkbranches" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:741(para) msgid "The checkbranches checks the modules in GNOME Subversion have the correct branch definition. For example, if modules are marked as not having branched, JHBuild checks this is true." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:747(command) msgid "jhbuild checkbranches" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:748(replaceable) msgid "branch" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:748(arg) msgid "--branch=" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:753(term) msgid "=branch, branch" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:755(simpara) msgid "Specify the branch to check" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:760(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "jhbuild -m gnome-2.20 checkbranches" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:760(screen) #, no-wrap msgid "" " \n" "libgnomecanvas is missing branch definition for gnome-2-20\n" "" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:767(title) msgid "dot" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:769(para) msgid "The dot command generates a file describing the directed graph formed by the dependencies between a set of modules. This file can then be processed using the GraphViz software to produce a nice diagram." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:776(command) msgid "jhbuild dot" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:777(arg) msgid "--soft-deps" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:778(arg) msgid "--clusters" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:785(para) msgid "The option will add dotted lines from the modules to their soft dependencies. The option will group modules from metamodules together." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:791(para) msgid "The output of this command can easily be piped to the dot utility to generate a PostScript file:" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:795(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "jhbuild dot | dot -Tps > dependencies.ps" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:797(para) msgid "Or a PNG image:" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:799(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "jhbuild dot | dot -Tpng > dependencies.png" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:802(title) msgid "Sample JHBuild dot output" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:815(title) msgid "gui" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:817(para) msgid "The gui command starts a graphical interface to JHBuild which can be used to select modules to build and change some options." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:822(command) msgid "jhbuild gui" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:825(para) msgid "The gui graphical interface is rendered using GTK, so some extra support libraries will be required" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:831(title) msgid "info" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:833(para) msgid "The info command is used to display information about one or more modules." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:837(command) msgid "jhbuild info" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:841(para) msgid "The command prints the module name, type, dependencies, dependent packages, and the time it was last installed with JHBuild. It may also print some information specific to the module type, such as the CVS repository or download URL." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:846(para) msgid "If there is no module specified the command will print information about all the modules defined in the module set." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:852(title) msgid "list" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:854(para) msgid "The list command is used to show the expanded list of modules the build command would build." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:858(para) msgid "Run with the option, this command will list all the modules known from your moduleset configuration regardless of the build dependency." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:864(arg) msgid "-a" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:865(arg) msgid "-r" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:866(arg) msgid "-s" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:868(arg) #: C/jhbuild.xml:915(option) msgid "--list-optional-modules" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:877(term) msgid ", " msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:880(simpara) msgid "List all the modules" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:885(term) msgid ", " msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:888(simpara) msgid "If a particular module is being checked out on a branch, show the branch tag name with the module name." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:895(term) msgid ", =module,..." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:899(simpara) msgid "Ignore the named modules when following dependencies to expand the list of modules." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:908(simpara) msgid "Ignore modules that do not match any of tag when following dependencies to expand the list of modules to be displayed." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:917(simpara) msgid "Some modules, listed as optional dependencies, may not be required to get to the target module, this option inncludes them nevertheless." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:928(title) msgid "rdepends" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:930(para) msgid "The rdepends command is used to show the reverse-dependencies of a module." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:934(command) msgid "jhbuild rdepends" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:940(option) msgid "--dependencies" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:942(simpara) msgid "Show dependency path next to modules." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:947(option) msgid "--direct" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:949(simpara) msgid "Limit display to modules directly depending on given module." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:957(title) msgid "run" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:959(para) msgid "The run command is used to run an arbitrary command using the same environment that JHBuild uses when building modules." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:964(command) msgid "jhbuild run" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:965(arg) msgid "--in-builddir" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:967(replaceable) msgid "argument" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:970(para) msgid "If using JHBuild to build GNOME, this command can be useful in X startup scripts." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:975(term) msgid "=module" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:977(simpara) msgid "Run the command in the build directory of the specified module." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:986(title) msgid "sanitycheck" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:988(para) msgid "The sanitycheck command performs a number of checks to see whether the build environment is okay." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:996(para) msgid "Some of the checks include:" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1000(simpara) msgid "That the checkout and install prefixes are writable." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1004(simpara) msgid "That some of the required build tools are installed." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1008(simpara) msgid "That some commonly used macros are available in the search paths of the aclocal commands associated with the various versions of automake." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1014(simpara) msgid "That the XML catalog contains the DocBook DTD and stylesheets." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1022(title) msgid "shell" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1024(para) msgid "The shell command starts the user's shell with the same environment as JHBuild uses when building modules." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1032(para) msgid "This command is roughly equivalent to the following:" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1035(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "jhbuild run $SHELL" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1039(title) msgid "tinderbox" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1041(para) msgid "The tinderbox command is similar to build, but writes all terminal output to HTML files suitable for publishing on a website. It can be used to set up systems similar to Mozilla's Tinderbox, or Debian's Buildd." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1048(command) msgid "jhbuild tinderbox" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1052(replaceable) msgid "directory" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1052(arg) msgid "--output=" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1056(arg) msgid "-C" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1057(arg) msgid "-N" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1061(para) msgid "The , , , , , , and options are processed the same as for build." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1069(term) msgid ", =directory" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1072(simpara) msgid "The directory to write the HTML build logs." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1081(title) msgid "update" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1083(para) msgid "The update command is similar to build, but only performs the download or update stage for modules without building them." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1096(para) msgid "The , , and options are processed the same as for build." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1103(title) msgid "updateone" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1105(para) msgid "The updateone command is similar to update, but it does not use dependency information to expand the module list. It is useful for quickly updating one or more modules." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1111(command) msgid "jhbuild updateone" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1116(para) msgid "The option is processed the same as for update." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1119(para) msgid "Unlike the update command, at least one module must be listed on the command line." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1126(title) msgid "Configuration File Reference" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1128(para) msgid "The ~/.jhbuildrc file uses standard Python syntax. The file is run, and the resulting variables defined in the namespace are used to control how JHBuild acts. A set of default values are inserted into the namespace before running the user's configuration file." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1135(title) msgid "Configuration Variables" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1140(varname) msgid "alwaysautogen" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1142(simpara) msgid "If set to True, then always run autogen.sh before make, even if a makefile exists. This is equivalent to passing option to JHBuild. Defaults to False." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1153(simpara) msgid "A string containing arguments passed to the autogen.sh script of all modules. Can be overriden for particular modules using the module_autogenargs dictionary." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1161(varname) msgid "branches" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1163(simpara) msgid "A dictionary that can be used to override the branch used for a particular module. This is useful if you are making some changes on a branch of a module and want JHBuild to build that branch instead of the one listed in the module set." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1171(varname) msgid "builddir_pattern" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1173(simpara) msgid "A printf style formatting pattern used to generate build directory names. This is only used when using separate source and build trees. The %s in the format string will be replaced with the source directory name. Defaults to '%s'." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1182(varname) msgid "buildroot" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1184(simpara) msgid "A string giving the parent directory to place build trees. Defaults to None, which causes builds to be performed within the source trees." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1191(varname) msgid "buildscript" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1193(simpara) msgid "A string specifying which buildscript to use. This should probably be left as the default, terminal. In particular, do not set to gtk." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1200(varname) msgid "build_policy" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1202(simpara) msgid "A string specifying which modules to build. The three possible options are all, to build all modules requested, updated to build only modules which have changed, or updated-deps to build modules which have changed or which have dependencies which have changed. Defaults to all." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1214(simpara) msgid "A string giving the directory to unpack source trees to. Unless buildroot is set, builds will occur in this directory too. Defaults to ~/cvs/gnome2." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1221(varname) msgid "checkout_mode" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1223(simpara) msgid "A string specifying how the checkout is done for directories in version control. Defaults to update. This can be set per module using module_checkout_mode." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1230(varname) msgid "copy_dir" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1232(simpara) msgid "A string specifying the directory to copy to, if the copy checkout mode is in use. Defaults to the checkout directory." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1238(varname) msgid "cvsroots" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1240(simpara) msgid "A dictionary that can be used to change the CVS roots used to check out source code. If you have a CVS account for a particular project, you can set the associated key to use that account rather than the anonymous account. For example, you might want to set 'gnome.org' to ':ext:username@cvs.gnome.org:/cvs/gnome'." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1250(varname) msgid "cvs_program" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1252(simpara) msgid "A string specifying which program to use for CVS support. Defaults to cvs." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1257(varname) msgid "interact" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1259(simpara) msgid "A boolean value specifying whether to interact with the user. Setting this value to False is equivalent to passing the option. Defaults to True" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1269(simpara) msgid "A string listing additional arguments to be passed to make. Defaults to ''." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1275(varname) msgid "makecheck" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1277(simpara) msgid "A boolean value specifying whether to run make check after make. Defaults to False." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1284(varname) msgid "makecheck_advisory" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1286(simpara) msgid "A boolean value specifying whether failures when running make check should be advisory only and not cause a build failure. Defaults to False." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1292(varname) msgid "makeclean" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1294(simpara) msgid "A boolean value specifying whether to run make clean before make. Defaults to False." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1301(varname) msgid "makedist" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1303(simpara) msgid "A boolean value specifying whether to run make dist after make. Defaults to False. This setting is equivalent to passing the option." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1311(varname) msgid "makedistcheck" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1313(simpara) msgid "A boolean value specifying whether to run make distcheck after make. Defaults to False. This setting is equivalent to passing the option." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1321(varname) msgid "module_autogenargs" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1323(simpara) msgid "A dictionary mapping module names to strings giving arguments to be passed to autogen.sh. The setting in module_autogenargs is used instead of the global autogenargs setting. If a particular module isn't listed in the dictionary, the global autogenargs will be used instead." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1334(varname) msgid "module_checkout_mode" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1336(simpara) msgid "A dictionary specifying which checkout mode to use for modules. This overrides the global checkout_mode setting." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1342(varname) msgid "module_makeargs" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1344(simpara) msgid "A dictionary mapping module names to strings giving arguments to be passed to make. The setting in module_makeargs replaces the value of makeargs. If a particular module isn't listed in the dictionary, the global makeargs will be used instead." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1354(varname) msgid "module_extra_env" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1356(simpara) msgid "A dictionary mapping module names to dictionaries with extra environment variables to pass when executing commands for the module." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1365(simpara) msgid "A list of module names to build. This list will be expanded using the dependency information found in the module set. Defaults to [ 'meta-gnome-desktop' ]." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1374(simpara) msgid "A string giving the name of the module set to use. This can either be the filename of a moduleset included with JHBuild (excluding the path and extension), or a full HTTP URL to refer to an externally managed module set. Currently defaults to 'gnome-2.22', but is usually updated as GNOME development progresses." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1384(varname) msgid "nobuild" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1386(simpara) msgid "A boolean value which, if set to True causes JHBuild to not actually modules, but just download and unpack the sources. The default vale is False." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1393(varname) msgid "nonetwork" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1395(simpara) msgid "A boolean value specifying whether to access the network or not. This affects checking out or updating CVS modules, downloading tarballs and updating module sets. Setting this to True is equivalent to passing the option to JHBuild. Defaults to False." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1405(varname) msgid "nonotify" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1407(simpara) msgid "A boolean value specifying whether to emit notifications using the notification daemon. If set to True, notifications are not emitted. Defaults to False." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1414(varname) msgid "nopoison" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1416(simpara) msgid "A boolean value which, if set to True causes JHBuild to try to build modules even if one or more of the module's dependancies failed to build. This option is equivalent to the argument. The default value is False." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1425(varname) msgid "noxvfb" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1427(simpara) msgid "A boolean value which, if set to True causes JHBuild to run any graphical tests on the real X server, rather than using Xvfb. This option is equivalent to passing . The default value is False" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1438(simpara) msgid "A string giving the prefix to install modules to. Defaults to '/opt/gnome2'." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1443(varname) msgid "pretty_print" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1445(simpara) msgid "A boolean value that can be used to disable pretty formatting of subprocess output. Currently there is only support for pretty printing CVS output. You probably only want to disable this if the pretty printing causes problems. Defaults to True." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1453(varname) msgid "progress_bar" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1455(simpara) msgid "A boolean value that can be used to display a progress bar when running in quiet mode (see below). Defaults to True." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1461(varname) msgid "quiet_mode" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1463(simpara) msgid "A boolean value that can be used to disable output of running commands. Defaults to False." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1485(simpara) msgid "A list of modules to skip when expanding the list of modules to build. This is similar to the option (in fact, the option extends this list). This list is empty by default." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1493(varname) msgid "sticky_date" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1495(simpara) msgid "If set, JHBuild will attempt to check out modules as they existed at the given date. The date should be given in the form 'yyyy-mm-dd'. Defaults to None." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1503(varname) msgid "svnroots" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1505(simpara) msgid "Similar to cvsroots but for Subversion repositories." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1510(varname) msgid "svn_program" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1512(simpara) msgid "A string specifying which program to use for subversion support. This can be svn or bzr. Defaults to svn." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1519(varname) msgid "tarballdir" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1521(simpara) msgid "If set, tarballs will be downloaded to this directory instead of checkoutroot. This is useful if you have multiple JHBuild environments or regularly clear out your checkoutroot and want to reduce bandwidth usage." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1530(varname) msgid "tinderbox_outputdir" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1532(simpara) msgid "A string giving the directory to store jhbuild tinderbox output. This string can be overridden by the option. Defaults to None, so either the command line option must be used or this variable must be set in the configuration file." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1541(varname) msgid "trycheckout" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1543(simpara) msgid "A boolean option which if set to True, causes JHBuild to try checking out a newer version of a module from version control and running autogen.sh, if the module fails to build. This option is equivalent to passing ." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1552(varname) msgid "use_lib64" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1554(simpara) msgid "A boolean value that specifies whether to install libraries to lib64 directories. If this is set, --libdir=\\${exec_prefix}/lib64 will be passed to configure. Defaults to True if running on x86_64, ppc64 or s390x Linux, and False on other systems." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1566(varname) msgid "xvfbargs" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1568(simpara) msgid "A string listing arguments to pass to Xvfb if running graphical tests using it." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1577(title) msgid "Other Configuration File Structures" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1579(para) msgid "In addition to the above variables, there are some other things that can be set in the configuration file:" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1586(para) msgid "This is dictionary represents the environment of the process (which also gets passed on to processes that JHBuild spawns)." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1589(para) msgid "Some environment variables you may want to set include CFLAGS, INSTALL (to use the more efficient install-check program included with JHBuild) and LDFLAGS." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1597(term) msgid "addpath(envvar, pathname)" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1600(para) msgid "This will add a directory to a PATH-style environment variable. It will correctly handle the case when the environment variable is initially empty (having a stray colon at the beginning or end of an environment variable can have unexpected consequences)." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1606(para) msgid "This function has special handling for the ACLOCAL_FLAGS environment variable, which expects paths to be listed in the form -I pathname." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1613(term) msgid "prependpath(envvar, pathname)" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1616(para) msgid "After processing the configuration file, JHBuild will alter some paths based on variables such as prefix (eg. adding $prefix/bin to the start of PATH)." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1621(para) msgid "The prependpath function works like addpath, except that the environment variable is modified after JHBuild has made its changes to the environment." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1632(title) msgid "Module Set File Syntax" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1634(para) msgid "JHBuild uses XML files to describe the dependencies between modules. A RELAX-NG schema and Document Type Definition are included with JHBuild in the modulesets/ directory. The RELAX-NG schema can be used to edit module set files using nxml-mode in Emacs." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1640(para) msgid "The toplevel element in a module set file is moduleset element. Currently no XML namespace is used, but in the future this might change. The elements below the toplevel come in three types: module sources, include statements and module definitions." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1647(title) #: C/jhbuild.xml:2262(title) msgid "Module Sources" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1649(para) msgid "Rather than listing the full location of every module, a number of \"module sources\" are listed in the module set, and then referenced by name in the module definitions. As well as reducing the amount of redundant information in the module set, it makes it easy for a user to specify an alternative source for those modules (for CVS and Subversion, it is common for developers and users to use different repository access methods)." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1658(para) msgid "The repository element is used to describe all types of repository." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1661(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "" "\n" "<repository name=\"name\"\n" " type=\"type\"\n" " [ default=\"default\" ]\n" " [ password=\"password\" ]\n" " [ cvsroot=\"cvsroot\" ]\n" " [ archive=\"archive\" ]\n" " [ href=\"href\" ]\n" " [ server=\"server\" ]\n" " [ database=\"database\" ]\n" " [ defbranch=\"defbranch\" ]\n" " [ developer-href-example=\"developer-href-example\" ] />\n" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1675(para) msgid "The name attribute is a unique identifier for the repository." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1678(para) msgid "The default attribute specifies whether this repository is the default source for this module set." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1682(para) msgid "The type attribute specifies the type of repository. It can be one of: arch, bzr, cvs, darcs, git, hg, mtr, svn, tarball. Other attributes depends on the type, as well as the branch used inside module definitions. Those are described below." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1693(para) msgid "The developer-href-example attribute is used to specify the format of the URL for the repository used by developers. This is informational only." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1698(title) msgid "Arch" msgstr "Arch" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1700(para) msgid "This repository type is used to define a Arch repository." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1702(para) msgid "The archive attribute is used to specify the archive to use." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1705(para) msgid "The href attribute is used to specify the URL of the repository." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1708(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "" "\n" "<repository type=\"arch\" name=\"rhythmbox\"\n" " archive=\"rhythmbox-devel@gnome.org--2004\"\n" " href=\"http://web.rhythmbox.org/arch/2004\"/>\n" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1717(title) msgid "Bazaar" msgstr "Bazaar" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1718(para) msgid "This repository type is used to define a Bazaar repository." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1720(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "" "\n" "<repository type=\"bzr\" name=\"launchpad.net\"\n" " href=\"http://bazaar.launchpad.net/\"/>\n" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1727(title) msgid "CVS" msgstr "CVS" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1728(para) msgid "This repository type is used to define a CVS repository." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1730(para) msgid "The password attribute is used to specify the password to the repository." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1734(para) msgid "The cvsroot attribute is used to specify the root of the repository." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1738(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "" "\n" "<repository type=\"cvs\" name=\"tango.freedesktop.org\"\n" " cvsroot=\":pserver:anoncvs@anoncvs.freedesktop.org:/cvs/tango\"\n" " password=\"\"/>\n" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1747(title) msgid "Darcs" msgstr "Darcs" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1748(para) msgid "This repository type is used to define a Darcs repository." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1750(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "" "\n" "<repository type=\"darcs\" name=\"telepathy.freedesktop.org\"\n" " href=\"http://projects.collabora.co.uk/darcs/telepathy/\"/>\n" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1757(title) msgid "Git" msgstr "Git" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1758(para) msgid "This repository type is used to define a Git repository." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1760(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "" "\n" "<repository type=\"git\" name=\"git.freedesktop.org\"\n" " href=\"git://anongit.freedesktop.org/git/\"/>\n" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1765(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "" "\n" "<branch repo=\"git.freedesktop.org\" module=\"swfdec/swfdec\"\n" " checkoutdir=\"swfdec\"/>\n" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1774(title) msgid "Mercurial" msgstr "Mercurial" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1775(para) msgid "This repository type is used to define a Mercurial repository." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1777(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "" "\n" "<repository type=\"hg\" name=\"hg.gtk-vnc\"\n" " href=\"http://gtk-vnc.codemonkey.ws/hg/\" />\n" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1782(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "" "\n" "<branch repo=\"hg.gtk-vnc\" module=\"outgoing.hg\" checkoutdir=\"gtk-vnc\"/>\n" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1789(title) msgid "Monotone" msgstr "Monotone" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1790(para) msgid "This repository type is used to define a Monotone repository." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1792(para) msgid "The server attribute is used to specify the repository server." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1795(para) msgid "The database attribute is used to specify the database to use for the repository." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1799(para) msgid "The defbranch attribute is used specify the branch of the repository to use." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1803(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "" "\n" "<repository type=\"mtn\" name=\"pidgin.im\"\n" " server=\"pidgin.im\" database=\"pidgin.im.mtn\"\n" " defbranch=\"im.pidgin.pidgin\"/>\n" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1812(title) msgid "Subversion" msgstr "Subversion" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1813(para) msgid "This repository type is used to define a Subversion repository." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1815(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "" "\n" "<repository type=\"svn\" name=\"svn.gnome.org\" default=\"yes\"\n" " href=\"http://svn.gnome.org/svn/\"/>\n" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1820(para) msgid "It allows a revision on the branch element. This attribute defines the branch to checkout or, if it is a number, a specific revision to checkout." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1825(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "" "\n" "<branch revision=\"gnome-2-20\"/>\n" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1832(title) msgid "Tarballs" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1833(para) msgid "This repository type is used to define a tarball repository." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1835(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "" "\n" "<repository type=\"tarball\" name=\"dbus/dbus-python\"\n" " href=\"http://dbus.freedesktop.org/releases/dbus-python/\"/>\n" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1840(para) msgid "It allows the following attributes on the branch element:" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1843(para) msgid "The module attribute specifies the file to download and compile, the version attribute specifies the module version." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1848(para) msgid "The size and md5sum attributes are optional. If these two attributes are present, they are used to check that the source package was downloaded correctly." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1853(para) #: C/jhbuild.xml:2565(para) msgid "The patches element is used to specify one or more patches to apply to the source tree after unpacking, the file attribute gives the patch filename, and the strip attribute says how many levels of directories to prune when applying the patch." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1861(para) #: C/jhbuild.xml:2573(para) msgid "For module sets shipped with JHbuild, the patch files are looked up in the jhbuild/patches/ directory; for module sets referred by URI, the patch files are looked for in the same directory as the moduleset file, or in its patches/ subdirectory. It is also possible for the file attribute to specify a URI, in which case it will be downloaded from that location." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1870(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "" "\n" "<branch module=\"dbus-python-0.80.2.tar.gz\" version=\"0.80.2\"\n" " repo=\"dbus/dbus-python\"\n" " md5sum=\"2807bc85215c995bd595e01edd9d2077\" size=\"453499\">\n" " <patches>\n" " <patch file=\"dbus-glib-build.patch\" strip=\"1\" />\n" " </patches>\n" "<branch>\n" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1885(title) msgid "Including Other Module Sets" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1887(para) msgid "JHBuild allows one module set to include the contents of another by reference using the include element." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1891(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "" "\n" "<include href=\"uri\"/>\n" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1895(para) msgid "The href is a URI reference to the module set to be included, relative to the file containing the include element." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1900(para) msgid "Only module definitions are imported from the referenced module set - module sources are not. Multiple levels of includes are allowed, but include loops are not (there isn't any code to handle loops at the moment)." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1907(title) msgid "Module Definitions" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1909(para) msgid "There are various types of module definitions that can be used in a module set file, and the list can easily be extended. Only the most common ones will be mentioned here." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1913(para) msgid "They are all basically composed of a branch element describing how to get the module and dependencies, suggests and after elements to declare the dependencies of the module." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1920(para) msgid "Any modules listed in the dependencies element will be added to the module list for jhbuild build if it isn't already included, and make sure the dependent modules are built first." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1926(para) msgid "After generating the modules list, the modules listed in the suggests element will be used to further sort the modules list (although it will not pull any additional modules). This is intended for cases where a module has an optional dependency on another module." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1934(title) msgid "autotools" msgstr "autotools" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1936(para) msgid "The autotools element is used to define a module which is compiled using the GNU Autotools build system." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1940(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "" "\n" "<autotools id=\"id\"\n" "\t [ autogenargs=\"autogenargs\" ]\n" "\t [ makeargs=\"makeargs\" ]\n" "\t [ makeinstallargs=\"makeinstallargs\" ]\n" "\t [ autogen-sh=\"autogen-sh\" ]\n" "\t [ makefile=\"makefile\" ]\n" "\t [ skip-autogen=\"skip-autogen\" ]\n" "\t [ autogen-template=\"autogen-template\" ]\n" "\t [ supports-non-srcdir-builds=\"supports-non-srcdir-builds\" ]>\n" "\n" " <branch [ ... ] >\n" " [...]\n" " </branch>\n" "\n" " <dependencies>\n" " <dep package=\"modulename\"/>\n" " ...\n" " </dependencies>\n" " <after>\n" " <dep package=\"modulename\"/>\n" " ...\n" " </after>\n" "\n" "</autotools>\n" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1967(para) msgid "The autogenargs and makeargs and makeinstallargs attributes are used to specify additional arguments to pass to autogen.sh, make and make install respectively." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1974(para) msgid "The autogen-sh attribute specifies the name of the autogen.sh script to run. The value autoreconf can be used if your module has no autogen.sh script equivalent. In that case, JHBuild will run autoreconf -i, followed by the proper configure. skip-autogen chooses whether or not to run autogen.sh. makefile specifies the filename of the makefile to use." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1987(para) msgid "The supports-non-srcdir-builds attribute is used to mark modules that can't be cleanly built using a separate source directory." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1992(para) msgid "The autogen-template attribute can be used if you need finer control over the autogen command line. It is a python format string, which will be substituted with the following variables: srcdir, autogen-sh, prefix, libdir, and autogenargs. For example, here is the default autogen-template:" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2001(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "" "\n" "%(srcdir)s/%(autogen-sh)s --prefix %(prefix)s --libdir %(libdir)s %(autogenargs)s\n" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2008(title) msgid "cmake" msgstr "cmake" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2010(para) msgid "The cmake element is used to define a module which is built using the CMake build system." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2013(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "" "\n" "<cmake id=\"modulename\">\n" " <branch [ ... ] >\n" " [...]\n" " </branch>\n" "\n" " <dependencies>\n" " <dep package=\"modulename\"/>\n" " ...\n" " </dependencies>\n" " <after>\n" " <dep package=\"modulename\"/>\n" " ...\n" " </after>\n" "</cmake>\n" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2033(title) msgid "distutils" msgstr "distutils" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2035(para) msgid "The distutils element is used to define a module which is built using python's distutils" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2039(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "" "\n" "<distutils id=\"modulename\"\n" " [ supports-non-srcdir-builds=\"yes|no\" ]>\n" " <branch [ ... ] >\n" " [...]\n" " </branch>\n" "\n" " <dependencies>\n" " <dep package=\"modulename\"/>\n" " ...\n" " </dependencies>\n" " <after>\n" " <dep package=\"modulename\"/>\n" " ...\n" " </after>\n" "</distutils>\n" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2060(title) msgid "linux" msgstr "linux" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2062(para) msgid "The linux element defines a module used to build a linux kernel. In addition, a separate kernel configuration can be chosen using the kconfig subelement." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2068(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "" "\n" "<linux id=\"id\"\n" "\t [ makeargs=\"makeargs\" ]>\n" "\n" " <branch [ ... ] >\n" " [...]\n" " </branch>\n" "\n" " <dependencies>\n" " <dep package=\"modulename\"/>\n" " ...\n" " </dependencies>\n" " <after>\n" " <dep package=\"modulename\"/>\n" " ...\n" " </after>\n" "\n" " <kconfig [ repo=\"repo\" ]\n" "\t version=\"version\"\n" "\t [ module=\"module\" ]\n" "\t [ config=\"config\" ] />\n" "\n" "</linux>\n" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2096(title) msgid "perl" msgstr "perl" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2098(para) msgid "The perl element is used to build perl modules." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2101(para) msgid "The makeargs attribute is used to specify additional arguments to pass to make." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2105(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "" "\n" "<perl id=\"modulename\"\n" "\t [ makeargs=\"makeargs\" ]>\n" "\n" " <branch [ ... ] >\n" " [...]\n" " </branch>\n" "\n" " <dependencies>\n" " <dep package=\"modulename\"/>\n" " ...\n" " </dependencies>\n" " <after>\n" " <dep package=\"modulename\"/>\n" " ...\n" " </after>\n" "\n" "</perl>\n" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2127(title) msgid "waf" msgstr "waf" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2129(para) msgid "The waf element is used to define a module which is built using the Waf build system." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2132(para) msgid "The waf-command attribute is used to specify the waf command script to use; it defaults to waf." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2136(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "" "\n" "<waf id=\"modulename\">\n" "\t [ waf-command=\"waf-command\" ]>\n" " <branch [ ... ] >\n" " [...]\n" " </branch>\n" "\n" " <dependencies>\n" " <dep package=\"modulename\"/>\n" " ...\n" " </dependencies>\n" " <after>\n" " <dep package=\"modulename\"/>\n" " ...\n" " </after>\n" "</waf>\n" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2157(title) msgid "Ant" msgstr "Ant" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2159(para) msgid "The ant element is used to define a module which is built using Ant, the Java based build tool." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2162(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "" "\n" "<ant id=\"modulename\">\n" " <branch [ ... ] >\n" " [...]\n" " </branch>\n" "\n" " <dependencies>\n" " <dep package=\"modulename\"/>\n" " ...\n" " </dependencies>\n" " <after>\n" " <dep package=\"modulename\"/>\n" " ...\n" " </after>\n" "</ant>\n" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2180(title) msgid "Example of a module built with ant" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2194(title) msgid "testmodule" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2196(para) msgid "The testmodule element is used to create a module which runs a suite of tests using LDTP or Dogtail." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2200(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "" "\n" "<testmodule id=\"id\"\n" "\t type=\"type\">\n" "\n" " <branch [ ... ] >\n" " [...]\n" " </branch>\n" "\n" " <dependencies>\n" " <dep package=\"modulename\"/>\n" " ...\n" " </dependencies>\n" " <after>\n" " <dep package=\"modulename\"/>\n" " ...\n" " </after>\n" "\n" " <testedmodules>\n" " <tested package=\"package\" />\n" " </testedmodules>\n" "\n" "</testmodule>\n" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2227(title) msgid "metamodule" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2229(para) msgid "The metamodule element defines a module that doesn't actually do anything. The only purpose of a module of this type is its dependencies." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2234(para) msgid "For example, meta-gnome-desktop depends on all the key components of the GNOME desktop, therefore telling JHBuild to install it actually installs the full desktop." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2238(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "" "\n" "<metamodule id=\"modulename\">\n" " <dependencies>\n" " <dep package=\"modulename\"/>\n" " ...\n" " </dependencies>\n" " <suggests>\n" " <dep package=\"modulename\"/>\n" " ...\n" " </suggests>\n" "</metamodule>\n" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2250(para) msgid "The id attribute gives the name of the module. The child elements are handled as for cvsmodule." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2259(title) msgid "Deprecated Elements" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2265(title) msgid "cvsroot" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2267(para) msgid "The cvsroot element is now deprecated - the repository element should be used instead." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2272(para) msgid "The cvsroot element is used to describe a CVS repository." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2275(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "" "\n" " <cvsroot name=\"rootname\"\n" " [ default=\"yes|no\" ]\n" " root=\"anon-cvsroot\"\n" " password=\"anon-password\"/>\n" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2282(para) msgid "The name attribute should be a unique identifier for the CVS repository." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2285(para) msgid "The default attribute says whether this is the default module source for this module set file." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2289(para) msgid "The root attribute lists the CVS root used for anonymous access to this repository, and the password attribute gives the password used for anonymous access." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2297(title) msgid "svnroot" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2299(para) msgid "The svnroot element is now deprecated - the repository element should be used instead." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2304(para) msgid "The svnroot element is used to describe a Subversion repository." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2307(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "" "\n" " <svnroot name=\"rootname\"\n" " [ default=\"yes|no\" ]\n" " href=\"anon-svnroot\"/>\n" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2313(para) msgid "The name attribute should be a unique identifier for the Subversion repository." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2317(para) #: C/jhbuild.xml:2347(para) msgid "If default attribute says whether this is the default module source for this module set file." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2321(para) msgid "The href attribute lists the base URL for the repository. This will probably be either a http, https or svn URL." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2328(title) msgid "arch-archive" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2330(para) msgid "The arch-archive element is now deprecated - the repository element should be used instead." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2335(para) msgid "The arch-archive element is used to describe a GNU Arch archive." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2338(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "" "\n" " <arch-archive name=\"archivename\"\n" " [ default=\"yes|no\" ]\n" " href=\"mirror-url\"/>\n" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2344(para) msgid "The name attribute should be the Arch archive name." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2351(para) msgid "The href attribute lists a public mirror URL for the archive." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2357(title) msgid "Deprecated Module Types" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2360(para) msgid "This section describes deprecated elements, they may still be used in existing module sets but it is advised not to use them anymore." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2366(title) msgid "cvsmodule" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2368(para) msgid "The cvsmodule element is now deprecated. The appropriate build system's module should be used instead." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2372(para) msgid "The cvsmodule element is used to define a module that is to be built from CVS." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2376(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "" "\n" " <cvsmodule module=\"modulename\"\n" " [ revision=\"branch-or-tag\" ]\n" " [ checkoutdir=\"directory\" ]\n" " [ root=\"rootname\" ]\n" " [ autogenargs=\"autogenargs\" ]\n" " [ makeargs=\"makeargs\" ]\n" " [ supports-non-srcdir-builds=\"yes|no\" ]>\n" " <dependencies>\n" " <dep package=\"modulename\"/>\n" " ...\n" " </dependencies>\n" " <suggests>\n" " <dep package=\"modulename\"/>\n" " ...\n" " </suggests>\n" " <after>\n" " <dep package=\"modulename\"/>\n" " ...\n" " >\n" " </cvsmodule>\n" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2399(para) msgid "The module, revision and root attributes identify the module to check out from CVS. The checkoutdir attribute can be used to specify an alternative directory to check out to (by default, the value of module is used)." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2408(para) msgid "The autogenargs, makeargs and supports-non-srcdir-builds attributes are common to many different module types. The autogenargs attribute lists additional arguments to be passed to autogen.sh, and makeargs lists additional arguments to be passed to make. The supports-non-srcdir-builds attribute is used to mark modules that can't be cleanly built using a separate source directory." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2422(para) msgid "The dependencies, suggests and after elements are processed as for autotools." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2432(title) msgid "svnmodule" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2434(para) msgid "The svnmodule element is now deprecated. The appropriate build system's module should be used instead." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2438(para) msgid "The svnmodule element is used to define a module that is to be built from Subversion." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2442(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "" "\n" " <svnmodule module=\"modulename\"\n" " [ checkoutdir=\"directory\" ]\n" " [ root=\"rootname\" ]\n" " [ autogenargs=\"autogenargs\" ]\n" " [ makeargs=\"makeargs\" ]\n" " [ supports-non-srcdir-builds=\"yes|no\" ]>\n" " <dependencies>\n" " <dep package=\"modulename\"/>\n" " ...\n" " </dependencies>\n" " <suggests>\n" " <dep package=\"modulename\"/>\n" " ...\n" " </suggests>\n" " <after>\n" " <dep package=\"modulename\"/>\n" " ...\n" " </after>\n" " </svnmodule>\n" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2463(para) msgid "The module attribute gives the path of the module relative to the repository URI. All other options for this element are processed as for cvsmodule." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2472(title) msgid "archmodule" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2474(para) msgid "The archmodule element is now deprecated. The appropriate build system's module should be used instead." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2478(para) msgid "The archmodule element is used to define a module that is to be built from a GNU Arch archive." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2482(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "" "\n" " <archmodule version=\"modulename\"\n" " [ checkoutdir=\"directory\" ]\n" " [ root=\"rootname\" ]\n" " [ autogenargs=\"autogenargs\" ]\n" " [ makeargs=\"makeargs\" ]\n" " [ supports-non-srcdir-builds=\"yes|no\" ]>\n" " <dependencies>\n" " <dep package=\"modulename\"/>\n" " ...\n" " </dependencies>\n" " <suggests>\n" " <dep package=\"modulename\"/>\n" " ...\n" " </suggests>\n" " <after>\n" " <dep package=\"modulename\"/>\n" " ...\n" " </after>\n" " </archmodule>\n" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2503(para) msgid "The version attribute gives the version to be checked out from the archive specified by root. All other options for this element are processed as for cvsmodule." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2512(title) msgid "tarball" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2515(para) msgid "The tarball element is now deprecated. The appropriate build type module should be used instead. As a transitive measure this element has however been reimplemented as a thin wrapper around both autotools module type and tarball repository type." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2524(para) msgid "The tarball element is used to define a module that is to be built from a tarball." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2528(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "" "\n" " <tarball id=\"modulename\"\n" " [ version=\"version\" ]\n" " [ checkourdir=\"checkoutdir\" ]\n" " [ autogenargs=\"autogenargs\" ]\n" " [ makeargs=\"makeargs\" ]\n" " [ autogen-sh=\"autogen-sh\" ]\n" " [ supports-non-srcdir-builds=\"yes|no\" ]>\n" " <source href=\"source-url\"\n" " [ size=\"source-size\" ]\n" " [ md5sum=\"source-md5sum\" ]/>\n" " <patches>\n" " <patch file=\"filename\" strip=\"level\"/>\n" " ...\n" " </patches>\n" " <dependencies>\n" " <dep package=\"modulename\"/>\n" " ...\n" " </dependencies>\n" " <suggests>\n" " <dep package=\"modulename\"/>\n" " ...\n" " </suggests>\n" " </tarball>\n" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2553(para) msgid "The id and version attributes are used to identify the module." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2557(para) msgid "The source element specifies the file to download and compile. The href attribute is mandatory, while the size and md5sum attributes are optional. If these last two attributes are present, they are used to check that the source package was downloaded correctly." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2582(para) msgid "The other attributes and the dependencies and suggests sub-elements are processed as for cvsmodule." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2594(title) msgid "Frequently Asked Questions" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2598(title) msgid "General JHBuild Questions" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2601(simpara) msgid "The wget command can't download any tarballs. How do I get it to work with my firewall?" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2606(para) msgid "This can be fixed by creating or editing a ~/.wgetrc file. If you need to go through an HTTP proxy to access FTP sites, add a line like the following to the file:" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2610(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "ftp_proxy = http://hostname:port/" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2611(para) msgid "If you just need to use passive FTP connections (sometimes needed with NAT firewalls), add the following line:" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2614(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "passive_ftp = on" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2615(para) msgid "This will fix all uses of the wget command." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2621(simpara) msgid "Building stuff is slow. Is there any way I can speed it up?" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2625(para) msgid "Other than buying a faster CPU, hard disk or getting more memory, you might want to install CCache, which can cache compilation results for you. It is available with most distributions." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2630(para) msgid "After installing CCache, set the cache size with the following command:" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2632(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "ccache -M 2G" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2633(para) msgid "(replace 2G with the size you want for your cache). Then create symlinks to CCache for your compiler in ~/bin:" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2636(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "" "cd ~/bin\n" "for cmd in cc gcc c++ g++; do\n" " ln -s /usr/bin/ccache $cmd\n" "done" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2640(para) msgid "You can check the status of your cache (such as cache hit rates) with the following command:" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2642(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "ccache -s" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2647(simpara) msgid "Is there a better way to monitor the status of the build than looking at terminal window?" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2651(para) msgid "If you have Zenity >= 2.9 installed on your system, JHBuild will display an icon in the system tray. The icon will display the current build stage, and the tooltip will show the last message from JHBuild." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2655(para) msgid "The icon will also pop up a balloon on error." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2660(title) msgid "Building GNOME" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2663(simpara) msgid "What other prerequisites are needed to build GNOME with JHBuild?" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2667(para) msgid "Some of the packages you will need on your system include:" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2671(simpara) msgid "DocBook XML DTD and XSLT stylesheets. These need to be registered in the XML catalog (/etc/xml/catalog)." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2676(simpara) msgid "X libraries" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2679(simpara) msgid "fam or gamin (used by gnome-vfs for file monitoring)." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2683(simpara) msgid "libsmbclient from Samba (used for browsing Windows networks)." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2687(simpara) msgid "libbz2 from bzip2." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2691(simpara) msgid "libpng, libjpeg and libtiff (used for image loading)." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2697(para) msgid "If you are installing distro packages, you may need to install corresponding \"dev\" or \"devel\" packages. Note that this list is just a starting point - not a comprehensive list." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2705(simpara) msgid "I've built GNOME with JHBuild. How do I run it?" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2709(para) msgid "(a) You will want to create a ~/.xsession file, which is run by the display manager when you log in. This file should look something like this:" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2713(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "" "#!/bin/sh\n" "exec jhbuild run gnome-session" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2715(para) msgid "Finally, you should make sure that the ~/.xsession file is executable." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2717(para) msgid "(b) Use a more sophisticated session script that is run when you log in using a graphical login manager (gdm /kdm/xdm). The problem with D-Bus and HAL is that these daemons come with your distribution and are most likely already running, but may be unusable by the Gnome development version (i.e. they are too old or incompatible). The session script just starts hal and d-bus from the jhbuild installation in addition to the system-wide versions. Put the following script as e.g. /usr/bin/gnomesvn-session and make sure you adjust GNOME to your local settings:" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2730(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "" "\n" "GNOME=/opt/gnome2\n" " \n" "GDK_USE_XFT=1\n" "#XDG_DATA_DIRS=$XDG_DATA_DIRS:$GNOME/share\n" "#XDG_CONFIG_DIRS=$XDG_CONFIG_DIRS:$GNOME/etc/xdg\n" "\n" "DBUS_LAUNCH=\"$GNOME/bin/dbus-launch --exit-with-session\"\n" " \n" "sudo su -c \"$GNOME/bin/dbus-daemon --system; \\\n" " $GNOME/sbin/hald\"\n" " \n" "jhbuild run $DBUS_LAUNCH gnome-session" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2743(para) msgid "Uncomment the XDG_ lines if you want the system-wide program menus from your distribution in addition to the entries from the jhbuild GNOME. Make sure the file is executable:" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2748(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "chmod a+x /usr/bin/gnomesvn-session" msgstr "chmod a+x /usr/bin/gnomesvn-session" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2749(para) msgid "Because you need to start system daemons, you will need root privileges which are obtained by sudo. Note that you need to configure sudo so that it won't ask for a password! Run visudo as root and enter (don't forget to change your username and the paths):" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2757(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "" "\n" "# Cmnd alias specification\n" "Cmnd_Alias GNOME = /opt/gnome2/bin/dbus-daemon, \\\n" " /opt/gnome2/sbin/hald\n" "\n" "# User privilege specification\n" "gnometester ALL = NOPASSWD: GNOME" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2764(para) msgid "In order to get a new session entry in the login manager, create /usr/share/xsessions/gnomesvn.desktop and put this or something similar:" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2768(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "" "\n" "[Desktop Entry]\n" "Encoding=UTF-8\n" "Name=Gnome svn (jhbuild)\n" "Comment=This session logs you into Gnome testing session\n" "Exec=/usr/bin/gnomesvn-session\n" "Icon=\n" "Type=Application" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2776(para) msgid "Now you can restart gdm and log into your jhbuild GNOME. Make sure you select the jhbuild session before entering the login credentials. Advice: Use a seperate user account for testing!" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2785(simpara) msgid "I built GNOME using JHBuild with prefix set to /usr, and now my system is broken. What should I do?" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2790(para) msgid "Don't set prefix to /usr." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2796(simpara) msgid "How do I get gnome-volume-manager to work when running in a prefix?" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2801(para) msgid "The gnome-volume-manager program reacts to messages from hald over the system message bus, which must be running as root. Assuming that your distribution comes with HAL, the main problem is getting gnome-volume-manager to talk to the system message bus." msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2808(para) msgid "Since communication is done over a UNIX domain socket, the easiest way to do this is to create a symlink from /var/run/dbus to $prefix/var/run/dbus:" msgstr "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2812(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "" "mkdir -p $prefix/var/run\n" "cd $prefix/var/run\n" "ln -s /var/run/dbus dbus" msgstr "" "mkdir -p $prefix/var/run\n" "cd $prefix/var/run\n" "ln -s /var/run/dbus dbus" #: C/jhbuild.xml:2815(para) msgid "You may also have trouble building HAL with JHBuild, since it tries to install some things outside of its build root. Running make -k install in the hal directory might help here." msgstr "" #. Put one translator per line, in the form of NAME , YEAR1, YEAR2. #: C/jhbuild.xml:0(None) msgid "translator-credits" msgstr "Daniel Nylander , 2008" jhbuild-3.5.91/doc/sv/sv.stamp0000644000175000017500000000000011743103647016043 0ustar00fredfred00000000000000jhbuild-3.5.91/doc/fr/0000755000175000017500000000000012021725615014331 5ustar00fredfred00000000000000jhbuild-3.5.91/doc/fr/index.docbook0000644000175000017500000036525111743103645017021 0ustar00fredfred00000000000000
Manuel de JHBuild James Henstridge C.J. Adams-Collier Frederic Peters David Turner 2004, 2008 James Henstridge JHBuild Manual v0.5 January 2008 JHBuild Manual v0.1 August 2007 JHBuild est un outil utilisé pour compiler l'ensemble du bureau GNOME à partir du gestionnaire de versions. Il peut aussi être configuré pour compiler d'autres projets.
Introduction JHBuild est un outil conçu pour faciliter la compilation d'ensembles de paquets source, appelés modules. Il utilise des fichiers de « jeux de modules » (moduleset) pour décrire les modules disponibles pour la compilation. Ces fichiers contiennent des informations sur les dépendances, ce qui permet à JHBuild de déterminer les modules à compiler et dans quel ordre. JHBuild a été d'abord créé pour compiler GNOME, mais il a été complété depuis pour être utilisable par d'autres projets. Un fichier jeux de modules (moduleset) peut se trouver sur un serveur Web, permettant ainsi de fournir des règles de compilation indépendamment du projet JHBuild. JHBuild can build modules from a variety of sources, including CVS, Subversion, Bazaar, Darcs, Git and Mercurial repositories, as well as Tar and Zip archives hosted on web or FTP sites. JHBuild can build modules using a variety of build systems, including Autotools, CMake, WAF, Python Distutils and Perl Makefiles. JHBuild n'est pas destiné à remplacer le système de gestion de paquets d'une distribution. Au contraire, il simplifie la compilation de logiciels à l'intérieur d'un préfixe d'installation distinct afin de ne pas interférer avec le reste du système.
Premiers pas Quelques manipulations sont nécessaires pour configurer JHBuild avant de pouvoir compiler des logiciels. Certains logiciels sont nécessaires au fonctionnement de JHBuild, et il est aussi nécessaire d'installer des outils indispensables à l'obtention et à la construction des sources de logiciels.
Installation de JHBuild JHBuild nécessite un moteur d'exécution Python. Vérifiez que Python >= 2.3 est installé. La façon recommandée de télécharger JHBuild est d'utiliser le gestionnaire de versions git. La commande à utiliser est présentée ci-dessous. Il est recommandé d'exécuter cette commande dans un nouveau répertoire où tout le code source sera téléchargé, par exemple ~/checkout/gnome). $ git clone git://git.gnome.org/jhbuild ... $ Cela va télécharger JHBuild dans un nouveau dossier nommé jhbuild dans le répertoire actuel. Ensuite, pour le construire et l'installer : $ cd jhbuild $ ./autogen.sh ... $ make ... $ make install ... $ If gnome-common, yelp-tools and autotools are available, autogen.sh will configure JHBuild to install via autotools. If gnome-common, yelp-tools and autotools are not available, autogen.sh will configure JHBuild to install via a plain Makefile. To always use the plain Makefile method pass to autogen.sh. Si les étapes ci-dessus se sont déroulées avec succès, un petit script shell sera installé dans ~/.local/bin pour lancer JHBuild. Ajoutez ce chemin dans votre variable PATH : $ PATH=$PATH:~/.local/bin $ Pour ajouter ~/.local/bin de façon permanente à la variable PATH, exécutez la commande suivante : $ echo PATH=$PATH:~/.local/bin >> ~/.bashrc $ Avant de lancer JHBuild, il est nécessaire de paramétrer le fichier de configuration ~/.jhbuildrc.
Configuration de JHBuild The ~/.jhbuildrc file uses Python syntax to set configuration variables for JHBuild. An example is provided with JHBuild, see examples/sample.jhbuildrc. Copy examples/sample.jhbuildrc to ~/.jhbuildrc and customize as required. The sample configuration will make JHBuild build the meta-gnome-core and meta-gnome-apps-tested modules and dependencies from the gnome-apps module set. JHBuild will unpack source trees to ~/checkout/gnome and install all files to subdirectories of /opt/gnome. The two directories must be writable. Les variables de configuration sont documentées dans . En voici quelques-unes parmi les plus utilisées : repos Un dictionnaire pouvant être utilisé pour indiquer un emplacement de dépôt alternatif pour un dépôt spécifique. Cette variable de configuration est utile pour les développeurs de modules. Par défaut, JHBuild extrait le code dans les dépôts par un accès anonyme. Les clés du dictionnaire sont des noms de dépôts courts et les valeurs sont des chaînes d'accès à des emplacements de dépôts alternatifs. Par exemple : repos['git.gnome.org'] = 'ssh://nom_utilisateur@git.gnome.org/git/' moduleset Une chaîne ou une liste de chaînes indiquant le ou les noms des jeux de modules à utiliser. Cela peut être le nom de fichier d'un jeu de modules inclus dans JHBuild (sans chemin ni extension) ou un URL HTTP complet d'un jeu de modules géré en externe. Les jeux de modules ayant un URL HTTP sont placés dans un cache local. Si le nom d'un module figure dans plus d'un jeu de modules, le dernier jeu de modules dans la liste est prioritaire. Les jeux de modules fournis avec JHBuild sont mis à jour au gré de la progression du développement de GNOME. modules A list of strings specifying the modules to build. The list of modules actually built will be recursively expanded to include all the dependencies unless the buildone command is used. Defaults to ['meta-gnome-desktop']. checkoutroot A string specifying the directory to unpack source trees to. Unless buildroot is set, builds will occur in this directory too. Defaults to ~/checkout/gnome. prefix A string specifying the prefix to install modules to. prefix must be an absolute path. This directory must be writable. Defaults to '/opt/gnome'. autogenargs A string containing arguments passed to the autogen.sh script of all modules. Can be overridden for particular modules using the module_autogenargs dictionary. makeargs Une chaîne énumérant des paramètres supplémentaires à passer à make. La valeur par défaut est ''.
Prérequis pour la construction Before any modules can be built, it is necessary to have certain build tools installed. Common build tools include the GNU Autotools (autoconf, automake, libtool and gettext), The GNU Toolchain (binutils, gcc, g++), make, pkg-config and Python, depending on which modules will be built. JHBuild peut vérifier si ces outils sont installés sur votre système à l'aide de la commande sanitycheck : $ jhbuild sanitycheck Si cette commande affiche un message, il est possible de corriger les erreurs de deux manières : Installez le paquet requis à partir du dépôt de votre distribution. Une liste de noms de paquets de différentes distributions est disponible sur le wiki de GNOME. Exécutez à nouveau la commande sanitycheck après avoir installé les paquets de la distribution pour s'assurer que les outils requis sont maintenant présents. Lancez la commande bootstrap pour télécharger, compiler et installer les prérequis de construction : $ jhbuild bootstrap Lorsque l'opération est terminée, lancez la commande sanitycheck pour vérifier que les outils requis sont présents. La commande bootstrap ne construit pas toutes les dépendances des paquets requis par les outils de construction. Si votre distribution ne fournit pas ces paquets, ils devront alors être construits en dehors de l'environnement JHBuild. Les dépendances des outils de construction comprennent notamment m4, perl et un compilateur C (par exemple gcc).
Utilisation de JHBuild Après que tout a été configuré, JHBuild peut se mettre à construire des logiciels. Pour construire tous les modules indiqués dans le fichier ~/.jhbuildrc, exécutez la commande suivante : $ jhbuild build JHBuild va télécharger, configurer, compiler et installer chaque module. Si une erreur se produit à n'importe quelle étape, JHBuild présente un menu pour savoir ce qu'il doit faire. Les choix possibles comprennent le passage dans un shell pour corriger l'erreur, une nouvelle passe de construction à différentes étapes, l'abandon de la construction du module ou la non prise en compte de l'erreur en continuant le processus. L'abandon d'un module provoque l'échec de construction de tout module dépendant de ce module. Voici un exemple de menu qui est affiché : [1] Rerun phase build [2] Ignore error and continue to install [3] Give up on module [4] Start shell [5] Reload configuration [6] Go to phase "wipe directory and start over" [7] Go to phase "configure" [8] Go to phase "clean" [9] Go to phase "distclean" choice: Il est aussi possible de construire un jeu différent de modules (et leurs dépendances) en passant les noms des modules en paramètre de la commande build. Par exemple, pour construire gtk+ : $ jhbuild build gtk+ Si JHBuild est interrompu en cours de construction d'un module, quelle qu'en soit la raison, il est possible de reprendre la construction à partir d'un module précis en utilisant l'option  : $ jhbuild build --start-at=pango Pour construire un ou plusieurs modules en ignorant leurs dépendances, JHBuild fournit la commande buildone. Pour que cette commande se déroule correctement, toutes les dépendances du module indiqué doivent être préalablement construites et installées, ou fournies par des paquets de votre distribution. $ jhbuild buildone gtk+ When actively developing a module, you are likely in a source working directory. The make will invoke the build system and install the module. This will be a key part of your edit-compile-install-test cycle. $ jhbuild make Si JHBuild est interrompu en cours de construction d'un module, quelle qu'en soit la raison, il est possible de reprendre la construction à partir d'un module précis en utilisant l'option  : Pour obtenir une liste ordonnancée des modules et des dépendances que JHBuild va construire, utilisez la commande list : $ jhbuild list Pour obtenir des informations sur un module particulier, utilisez la commande info : $ jhbuild info gtk+ Pour télécharger ou mettre à jour toutes les sources de logiciels sans rien compiler, utilisez la commande update. Cette commande donne l'occasion de modifier les sources avant la compilation et peut se révéler utile quand la disponibilité de bande passante Internet est instable. $ jhbuild update Plus tard, JHBuild peut tout construire sans télécharger ni mettre à jour les sources : $ jhbuild build --no-network Pour lancer une commande précise dans le même environnement utilisé par JHBuild, utilisez la commande run : $ jhbuild run program Pour lancer un shell avec l'environnement utilisé par JHBuild, utilisez la commande shell : $ jhbuild shell
JHBuild et GNOME Cette section fournit des indications sur la compilation, l'installation et le fonctionnement de GNOME.
Construction de GNOME Pour compiler GNOME, certains paquets de développement sont nécessaires, notamment : La DTD DocBook XML et les feuilles de styles XSLT. Elles doivent être enregistrées dans le catalogue XML (/etc/xml/catalog). Les bibliothèques X libsmbclient de Samba (utilisé pour parcourir les réseaux Windows). libbz2 de bzip2. libpng, libjpeg et libtiff (utilisés pour le chargement d'images). Si vous installez des paquets de votre distribution et si cela s'applique à votre distribution, installez les paquets dev ou devel correspondants. Une liste de noms de paquets de différentes distributions est disponible sur le wiki de GNOME.
Lancement d'une application GNOME unique Cette section décrit comment lancer une seule application GNOME. L'application se lance dans l'environnement de bureau actuel. Pour lancer une application dans le contexte d'un GNOME JHBuild complet, consultez . Exécutez un shell JHBuild. Ce shell dispose de toutes les variables d'environnement nécessaires déjà configurées. $ jhbuild shell Vérifiez que la bonne application va être lancée. Par exemple : $ which gedit /opt/gnome/bin/gedit lancez l'application : $ gedit & Il est aussi possible de lancer l'application en utilisant la commande run : $ jhbuild run gedit
Lancement de l'environnement de bureau GNOME Créez un nouveau compte utilisateur pour faire fonctionner le GNOME JHBuild. Il est recommandé d'utiliser un compte utilisateur différent pour GNOME JHBuild, afin d'éviter des problèmes liés aux paramètres utilisateur stockés dans le dossier personnel. Ce manuel fait référence à ce nouveau compte par le nom gnomedev. Configurez JHBuild dans le nouveau compte gnomedev. Copiez ou créez un lien symbolique pour ~/.jhbuildrc et ~/.local/bin/jhbuild dans le dossier personnel de gnomedev. Ouvrez un terminal en tant qu'utilisateur gnomedev. Ajoutez ~/.local/bin de façon permanente à la variable PATH en exécutant la commande suivante : $ echo PATH=$PATH:~/.local/bin >> ~/.bashrc Testez que JHBuild fonctionne : $ jhbuild run pkg-config gtk+-2.0 --modversion 2.20.1
Configuration de GNOME en mode « gestionnaire d'affichage » Compilez et installez GNOME JHBuild. Activez les services système. GNOME JHBuild utilise le démon D-Bus système /usr/bin et les services système dans /usr/share/dbus-1/system-services/. GNOME JHBuild utilise le démon D-Bus de session et les services dans /opt/gnome/share/dbus-1/services/. Remplacez /opt/gnome par le préfixe d'installation de GNOME dans la commande ci-après : $ rm -rf /opt/gnome/var/run/dbus $ ln -s /var/run/dbus /opt/gnome/var/run/dbus $ rm -rf /opt/gnome/var/lib/dbus/machine-id $ ln -s /var/lib/dbus/machine-id /opt/gnome/var/lib/dbus/machine-id Créez un script de démarrage GNOME dans /usr/bin/gnome-jhbuild-session contenant le texte suivant, en remplaçant /opt/gnome par le préfixe d'installation de GNOME : #!/bin/sh GNOME=/opt/gnome GDK_USE_XFT=1 XDG_DATA_DIRS=$XDG_DATA_DIRS:$GNOME/share XDG_CONFIG_DIRS=$XDG_CONFIG_DIRS:$GNOME/etc/xdg jhbuild run gnome-session Rendez exécutable le fichier /usr/bin/gnome-jhbuild-session : $ chmod a+x /usr/bin/gnome-jhbuild-session Pour ajouter une nouvelle entrée de session dans le gestionnaire d'affichage, créez le fichier /usr/share/xsessions/gnome-jhbuild.desktop avec un contenu semblable à ceci : [Desktop Entry] Name=GNOME (JHBuild) Comment=Cette session vous connecte dans une session GNOME de test Exec=/usr/bin/gnome-jhbuild-session Icon= Type=Application Redémarrez gdm.
Lancement de GNOME depuis le gestionnaire d'affichage Pour lancer GNOME JHBuild, sélectionnez la session GNOME (JHBuild) dans l'écran de bienvenue du gestionnaire d'affichage, avant de saisir les informations de connexion du compte gnomedev. Si tout fonctionne correctement, GNOME JHBuild va apparaître. Sinon, inspectez le journal dans le fichier ~gnomedev/.xsession-errors.
Intégration à un robot de compilation (buildbot) Associé au projet Buildbot, JHBuild peut aussi fonctionner comme outil d'intégration continue. Le projet GNOME utilise une configuration Buildbot sur build.gnome.org.
Configuration d'un esclave de robot de compilation Un esclave de robot de compilation est une variante d'une installation JHBuild normale qui va servir les requêtes d'un maître de compilation. Il est conseillé de d'abord faire fonctionner JHBuild correctement en effectuant une compilation complète et réussie de la majorité des modules avant de le configurer en tant que robot de compilation. Les commandes des robots de compilation sont des options de la commande bot. Pour télécharger et installer les logiciels supplémentaires requis, exécutez la commande suivante : $ jhbuild bot --setup Après l'exécution réussie de cette étape, trois nouvelles variables de configuration sont nécessaires dans ~/.jhbuildrc. Il n'est pas possible d'utiliser un fichier de configuration différent, l'option ne produira pas l'effet désiré. jhbuildbot_master = 'build.gnome.org:9070' jhbuildbot_slavename = 'nom_esclave' jhbuildbot_password = 'mot_de_passe' jhbuildbot_master est une chaîne indiquant le serveur maître du robot de compilation. Par défaut, c'est 'build.gnome.org:9070'. jhbuildbot_slavename et jhbuildbot_password permettent d'identifier l'esclave sur le serveur maître. Contactez les administrateurs du robot maître pour obtenir les nom d'utilisateur et mot de passe de l'esclave. Les administrateurs de build.gnome.org peuvent être contactés via la liste de diffusion de l'équipe de compilation.
Référence des commandes JHBuild utilise une syntaxe de ligne de commande similaire aux outils du style CVS : jhbuild global-options command command-arguments Les options globales de JHBuild sont : , config Utilise un fichier de configuration alternatif au lieu du fichier ~/.jhbuildrc par défaut. , moduleset Utilise un autre jeu de modules que celui qui est indiqué dans le fichier de configuration. Cette option peut être un chemin relatif si le jeu de modules se trouve dans le dossier des jeux de modules de JHBuild, ou un chemin absolu s'il se trouve ailleurs. N'interroge jamais l'utilisateur quant à un choix à faire. Cette option est utile pour effectuer une construction sans intervention humaine, afin de s'assurer que la construction ne soit pas interrompue. Les options particulières à certaines commandes sont énumérées ci-dessous.
autobuild La commande autobuild construit automatiquement les modules indiqués dans le fichier de configuration, puis envoie les résultats vers JHAutobuild. jhbuild autobuild --autogen --clean --distcheck --skip=module --start-at=module --report-url=reporturl --verbose The , , , and options are processed as per the build command. , Cette option indique l'URL de JhAutobuild où envoyer le rapport. , Si indiquée, cette option produit des messages de JHBuild plus verbeux.
bootstrap La commande bootstrap installe un ensemble d'utilitaires de construction requis pour la plupart des modules (par ex. autoconf, automake, etc). jhbuild bootstrap La commande bootstrap construit les modules avec la même méthode que la commande build, mais en utilisant le jeu de modules bootstrap.modules. Consultez la documentation de la commande build pour connaître les options disponibles.
build La commande build construit un ou plusieurs paquets ainsi que leurs dépendances. jhbuild build --autogen --clean --check --dist --distcheck --ignore-suggests --no-network --skip=module --start-at=module --tags=tags -D date --no-xvfb --try-checkout --no-poison --force --build-optional-modules --min-age=time module Si aucun nom de module n'est indiqué dans la ligne de commande, c'est la liste des modules du fichier de configuration qui est utilisée. , Exécute make clean avant de construire les modules. Exécute make check après la construction des modules. , Exécute make dist après la construction des modules. Exécute make distcheck après la construction des modules. Ne compile pas les dépendances faibles. , N'accède pas au réseau lors de la construction des modules. Cette option évite les étapes de téléchargement ou de mise à jour lors des constructions. Si un module ne peut pas être construit sans accès réseau, sa construction échouera. , =module,... Ne compile pas les modules de la liste. Utilisé pour éviter la construction de dépendances spécifiques. =étiquette,... Ignore les modules qui ne correspondent pas à étiquette. Une étiquette correspondant au nom du jeu de modules conteneur est automatiquement attribuée à chaque module. , =module Commence par le module indiqué plutôt qu'au début de la liste des dépendances. Cette option est utile quand la construction précédente a échoué. date Si le système de gestion de version sous-jacent le prend en charge, met à jour l'arborescence source selon son état à la date indiquée, avant de commencer la construction. La date doit être indiquée au format ISO, par exemple "2009-09-18 02:32Z". , Effectue les tests graphiques avec le serveur X réel au lieu d'utiliser une simulation Xvfb. , Si la construction échoue et que le système de gestion de version le prend en charge, force une extraction et exécute autogen.sh avant de recommencer la construction. , Si l'une ou plusieurs des dépendances du module échouent, cette option force JHBuild à essayer tout de même de construire le module. , Construit les modules même si la stratégie habituelle indique que ce n'est pas nécessaire. Certains modules énumérés comme dépendances facultatives ne sont pas absolument nécessaires pour construire le module. Cette option force JHBuild à construire aussi les dépendances facultatives. =time Skip modules installed more recently than the specified relative time. The time string format is a number followed by a unit. The following units are supported: seconds (s), minutes (m), hours (h) and days (d). For example, will skip modules built less than two hours ago.
make The make command is for actively developing on a particular module. It requires the current directory be a source checkout, and does the equivalent of buildone -nf $(basename $(pwd)). jhbuild make --clean --check --distcheck --quiet The options are the same as those available for the buildone command.
buildone La commande buildone est semblable à build, mais elle ne construit pas les dépendances du module. Elle est utile pour reconstruire un ou plusieurs modules. jhbuild buildone --clean --check --distcheck --no-network -D date --no-xvfb --force --min-age=time module The , , , , , and options are processed as per the build command. Cette commande nécessite au minimum un module dans la ligne de commande.
checkbranches La commande checkbranches vérifie si les branches des modules sont définies correctement dans le gestionnaire de version et si les branches sont cohérentes avec le jeu de modules. jhbuild checkbranches --branch=branch =branch, branch La branche à vérifier $ jhbuild -m gnome-2.20 checkbranches libgnomecanvas is missing branch definition for gnome-2-20 $
clean La commande clean nettoie les répertoires de compilation d'un ou de plusieurs modules. jhbuild clean --skip=module --start-at=module Si aucun nom de module n'est indiqué dans la ligne de commande, c'est la liste des modules du fichier de configuration qui est utilisée. Consultez la documentation de la commande build pour une description des options disponibles.
dot La commande dot génère un fichier décrivant le graphe directionnel formé par les dépendances dans un jeu de modules. Ce fichier peut ensuite être traité par le logiciel GraphViz pour produire un diagramme. jhbuild dot --soft-deps --clusters module Si aucun nom de module n'est indiqué dans la ligne de commande, c'est la liste des modules du fichier de configuration qui est utilisée. L'option ajoute des lignes pointillées depuis les modules vers leurs dépendances faibles. L'option groupe les modules selon les métamodules. La sortie de la commande dot peut être redirigée vers l'utilitaire dot pour générer un fichier PostScript : $ jhbuild dot modules | dot -Tps > dependencies.ps Ou une image PNG : $ jhbuild dot modules | dot -Tpng > dependencies.png
Exemple de sortie dot de JHBuild
gui La commande gui lance une interface graphique de JHBuild qui permet de sélectionner des modules à construire et de modifier certaines options. jhbuild gui L'interface graphique est basée sur GTK, ce qui requiert des bibliothèques supplémentaires.
info La commande info affiche des informations sur un ou plusieurs modules. jhbuild info module Cette commande affiche le nom du module, son type, ses dépendances, les paquets qui en dépendent, le répertoire source et la date de sa dernière installation avec JHBuild. Le cas échéant, elle affiche également certaines informations spécifiques au type de module, telles que le dépôt CVS ou l'URL de téléchargement. Si aucun module n'est précisé dans la commande, des informations sont affichées au sujet de tous les modules définis dans le jeu de modules.
list La commande list affiche la liste complète des modules que la commande build construirait. jhbuild list -a -r -s --start-at=module --tags=tags --ignore-suggests --list-optional-modules module Si aucun nom de module n'est indiqué dans la ligne de commande, c'est la liste des modules du fichier de configuration qui est utilisée. Les options , , et sont traitées de la même manière que pour la commande build. , Énumère tous les modules du jeu de modules, sans tenir compte des dépendances de construction. , Si un module est défini par une de ses branches, affiche le nom de la branche avec le nom de module. Cette option force JHBuild à énumérer les dépendances facultatives.
rdepends La commande rdepends affiche les dépendances inverses d'un module. jhbuild rdepends module Affiche le chemin de dépendance à la suite des modules. Limite l'affichage aux modules dépendant directement du module indiqué.
run La commande run exécute la commande indiquée dans le même environnement que JHBuild utilise lors de la construction de modules. jhbuild run --in-builddir --in-checkoutdir program argument En cas d'utilisation de JHBuild pour construire GNOME, cette commande est utile dans les scripts de démarrage de X. =module Exécute la commande dans le répertoire de construction du module indiqué. =module Exécute la commande dans le répertoire source du module indiqué.
sanitycheck La commande sanitycheck effectue un certain nombre de contrôles pour vérifier que l'environnement de construction est correct. jhbuild sanitycheck Ces contrôles vérifient notamment que : les préfixes d'extraction et d'installation sont accessibles en écriture ; les outils de construction indispensables sont installés ; certaines macros couramment utilisées sont disponibles dans les chemins de recherche des commandes aclocal associées aux différentes versions de automake ; le catalogue XML contient les DTD et feuilles de style DocBook.
shell La commande shell lance un shell utilisateur dans le même environnement que JHBuild lorsqu'il construit des modules. jhbuild shell Cette commande est équivalente à ceci : $ jhbuild run $SHELL La variable d'environnement UNDER_JHBUILD est définie à « true » (vrai) lorsque ce shell est actif. Vous pouvez utiliser la présence de cette variable pour personnaliser votre invite de commande afin d'indiquer que vous êtes dans un shell contrôlé par JHBuild. Par exemple, il est possible d'indiquer cela dans votre .bashrc : if [ -n "$UNDER_JHBUILD" ]; then PS1="[jhbuild] $PS1" fi En conséquence, vous verrez apparaître la séquence [jhbuild] au début de votre invite de commande habituelle, ce qui rend plus évident la distinction entre un shell normal et un shell contrôlé par JHBuild.
sysdeps The sysdeps command displays a list of dependency modules that are provided by installed system packages. JHBuild will not build the modules from source if the configuration variable partial_build is True. The sysdeps command also displays a list of dependency modules where the installed system packages are too old. JHBuild will build newer modules from source. The sysdeps command also displays a list of dependency modules with no matching system package installed. jhbuild sysdeps --install This option installs system packages which are dependencies of the moduleset. The system packages are installed using PackageKit. <command>sysdeps</command> example $ jhbuild sysdeps System installed packages which are new enough: speex (required=1.2rc1, installed=1.2rc1) libdiscid (required=0.2.2, installed=0.2.2) telepathy-farsight (required=0.0.14, installed=0.0.16) lcms2 (required=2.2, installed=2.2) ... System installed packages which are too old: webkitgtk-3.0 (required=1.5.1, installed=1.4.0) ... No matching system package installed: libvala-0.14 (required=0.13.1) ...
tinderbox La commande tinderbox est semblable à la commande build, mais écrit toutes les sorties de terminal dans des fichiers HTML prêts à être publiés sur un site Web. Elle permet de mettre en place des systèmes tels que Mozilla Tinderbox ou Debian Buildd. jhbuild tinderbox --clean --no-network --output=directory --skip=module --start-at=module -D date -C -N -f module The , , , , , , and options are processed as per the build command. , =répertoire Le répertoire dans lequel écrire les fichiers HTML.
uninstall La commande uninstall désinstalle un ou plusieurs modules. jhbuild uninstall module
update La commande update est semblable à build, mais n'effectue que les étapes de téléchargement et de mise à jour des modules, sans les construire. jhbuild update --skip=module --start-at=module --tags=tags --ignore-suggests -D date module Les options , , , et sont traitées de la même manière que pour la commande build.
updateone La commande updateone est semblable à update, mais elle ne met pas à jour les modules dépendants. Elle est utile pour mettre à jour un ou plusieurs modules. jhbuild updateone -D date module L'option est traitée de la même manière que pour build. Cette commande nécessite au minimum un module dans la ligne de commande.
Référence du fichier de configuration Le fichier ~/.jhbuildrc utilise la syntaxe Python standard. Le fichier est exécuté et les variables résultantes définies dans l'espace de noms sont utilisées pour contrôler le comportement de JHBuild. Un ensemble de valeurs par défaut sont insérées dans l'espace de noms avant d'exécuter le fichier de configuration de l'utilisateur. Les variables de configuration booléennes sont définies avec une syntaxe correspondant à l'exemple suivant : use_local_modulesets = True Les variables de configuration « chaînes de caractères » sont définies avec une syntaxe correspondant à l'exemple suivant : autogenargs = '--disable-static --disable-gtk-doc' Les variables de configuration contenant des listes sont définies avec une syntaxe correspondant à l'exemple suivant : skip = ['mozilla', 'pulseaudio'] Les variables de configuration contenant des dictionnaires sont définies avec une syntaxe correspondant à l'exemple suivant : repos['git.gnome.org'] = 'ssh://username@git.gnome.org/git/'
Variables de configuration autogenargs Une chaîne contenant des paramètres passés au script autogen.sh de tous les modules. Peut être surchargée par des modules précis en utilisant le dictionnaire module_autogenargs. branches A dictionary specifying which branch to use for specific modules. This is useful if you are making some changes on a branch of a module and want JHBuild to build that branch instead of the one listed in the module set. La définition des branches dépend du gestionnaire de version du module : CVS : révision. Par ex. 'BRANCH-PROJECT-0_8' Bazaar : URI de la branche du module. Par ex. 'http://bzr.example.net/project/gnome-2-28' Git : tuple dont la première partie est un dépôt (facultatif, peut contenir la valeur None) et la seconde partie le nom de la branche. Par ex. ('git://git.example.net/project', 'gnome-2-28') Simple example branches['modulename'] = (None, 'branchname') Subversion : URI de la branche du module. Par ex. 'svn://svn.example.net/project/gnome-2-28' builddir_pattern A printf style formatting pattern used to generate build directory names. This is only used when using separate source and build trees. The %s in the format string will be replaced with checkoutdir. Defaults to '%s'. buildroot Une chaîne indiquant le répertoire parent contenant les arborescences de construction. La valeur par défaut est None, ce qui signifie que la construction s'effectue dans les arborescences source. buildscript Une chaîne indiquant le script de construction à utiliser. La valeur recommandée est la valeur par défaut, terminal. En particulier, n'indiquez pas gtk. build_policy A string specifying which modules to build. The three possible options are all, to build all modules requested, updated to build only modules which have changed, or updated-deps to build modules which have changed or which have dependencies which have changed. Defaults to updated-deps. checkoutroot Une chaîne indiquant le répertoire dans lequel décompresser les arborescences source. À moins que buildroot ne soit défini, la construction s'opère également dans ce répertoire. La valeur par défaut est ~/checkout/gnome. checkout_mode Une chaîne indiquant la méthode d'extraction des répertoires dans la gestion de versions. La valeur par défaut est update (mise à jour). Cette valeur peut être définie pour chaque module avec module_checkout_mode. Les valeurs possibles sont : update (mettre à jour le répertoire extrait), clobber (effacer le répertoire avant d'extraire les sources), export (effacer le répertoire puis créer une copie non versionnée des sources) et copy (extraire dans un répertoire différent de celui où il sera construit). copy_dir A string specifying the directory to copy to, if the copy checkout_mode is in use. Defaults to the checkout directory. cvs_program Une chaîne indiquant le programme à utiliser pour la prise en charge de CVS. Cela peut être git-cvsimport ou cvs. La valeur par défaut est cvs. dvcs_mirror_dir A string specifying a local mirror directory. JHBuild will create local mirrors of repositories at the specified directory. The mirrors can be shared by multiple repository groups, saving space and time because hard-links will be used for local clones. The commands update and updateone will create the mirrors and fetch new commits from the online repositories. This option is only supported by Git and Bazaar repositories. installprog Une chaîne indiquant un programme à utiliser en remplacement de /usr/bin/install. Si présente, sa valeur par défaut correspond au script d'encapsulation install-check fourni par JHBuild. Ce script optimise l'installation des en-têtes afin de réduire le temps nécessaire aux recompilations. ignore_suggests Une valeur booléenne indiquant s'il faut ignorer les dépendances faibles lors de la génération de l'arbre des dépendances. La valeur par défaut est False. interact Une valeur booléenne indiquant si l'interaction avec l'utilisateur est autorisée. La définition de cette valeur à False équivaut à passer l'option à JHBuild. La valeur par défaut est True. makeargs Une chaîne énumérant des paramètres supplémentaires à passer à make. La valeur par défaut est ''. makecheck Une valeur booléenne indiquant s'il faut exécuter make check après make. La valeur par défaut est False. makecheck_advisory Une valeur booléenne indiquant si les échecs d'exécution de la commande make check doivent être considérés comme des avertissements ou s'ils produisent un échec de la construction. La valeur par défaut est False. makeclean Une valeur booléenne indiquant s'il faut exécuter make clean après make. La valeur par défaut est False. makedist Une valeur booléenne indiquant s'il faut exécuter make dist après make. La valeur par défaut est False. Ce réglage équivaut à passer l'option à JHBuild. makedistcheck Une valeur booléenne indiquant s'il faut exécuter make distcheck après make. La valeur par défaut est False. Ce réglage équivaut à passer l'option à JHBuild. module_autogenargs Un dictionnaire faisant correspondre les noms de modules à des chaînes donnant des paramètres à passer à autogen.sh. Le paramètre dans module_autogenargs est utilisé à la place du paramètre global autogenargs. Si un module particulier n'est pas dans le dictionnaire, c'est le paramètre global autogenargs qui est utilisé. module_checkout_mode Un dictionnaire indiquant le mode d'extraction à employer pour les modules. Ce paramètre écrase le paramètre global checkout_mode. module_makeargs Un dictionnaire faisant correspondre les noms de modules à des chaînes indiquant les paramètres à passer à make. Le paramètre dans module_makeargs est utilisé à la place du paramètre global makeargs. Si un module particulier n'est pas dans le dictionnaire, c'est le paramètre global makeargs qui est utilisé. module_makecheck Un dictionnaire faisant correspondre les noms de modules à des valeurs booléennes indiquant s'il faut exécuter make check après make. Le paramètre dans module_makecheck remplace la valeur de makecheck. Si un module particulier n'est pas dans le dictionnaire, c'est le paramètre global makecheck qui est utilisé. module_nopoison Un dictionnaire faisant correspondre les noms de modules à des valeurs booléennes. Si la valeur pour un module vaut True, JHBuild essaye de construire les modules dépendants même si le module indiqué échoue. Le paramètre dans module_nopoison remplace la valeur de nopoison. Si un module particulier n'est pas dans le dictionnaire, c'est le paramètre global nopoisons qui est utilisé. module_extra_env Un dictionnaire faisant correspondre les noms de modules à des dictionnaires contenant des variables d'environnement supplémentaires à passer lors de l'exécution de commandes pour le module. modules A list of strings specifying the modules to build. The list of modules actually built will be recursively expanded to include all the dependencies unless the buildone command is used. Defaults to ['meta-gnome-desktop']. moduleset Une chaîne ou une liste de chaînes indiquant le ou les noms des jeux de modules à utiliser. Cela peut être le nom de fichier d'un jeu de modules inclus dans JHBuild (sans chemin ni extension) ou un URL HTTP complet d'un jeu de modules géré en externe. Les jeux de modules ayant un URL HTTP sont placés dans un cache local. Si le nom d'un module figure dans plus d'un jeu de modules, le dernier jeu de modules dans la liste est prioritaire. Les jeux de modules fournis avec JHBuild sont mis à jour au gré de la progression du développement de GNOME. modulesets_dir Une chaîne indiquant le répertoire contenant les jeux de modules à utiliser. Par défaut, c'est le répertoire modulesets/ dans les sources de JHBuild. nice_build Run builds under the SCHED_IDLE priority on Linux, nice on other Unix. This can dramatically improve desktop interactivity for parallel builds while having only a negligible impact on build throughput. nobuild Une valeur booléenne qui si elle est définie à True indique à JHBuild de ne pas construire les modules, mais uniquement de les télécharger et de décompresser les sources. La valeur par défaut est False. nonetwork Une valeur booléenne indiquant si l'accès au réseau est autorisé. Cela affecte l'extraction ou la mise à jour de modules CVS, le téléchargement d'archives tar et la mise à jour des jeux de modules. Définir cette valeur à True équivaut à passer l'option . La valeur par défaut est False. nonotify A boolean value specifying whether to emit notifications using the notification daemon. If set to False, notifications are emitted. Defaults to True. nopoison Une valeur booléenne qui, si elle est définie à True, indique à JHBuild d'essayer la construction des modules même si la construction d'une ou de plusieurs dépendances a échoué. Cette option est équivalente au paramètre . La valeur par défaut est False. notrayicon A boolean value specifying whether to show an icon in the system tray using Zenity. If set to False, notifications are emitted. Defaults to True. noxvfb Une valeur booléenne qui, si elle est définie à True, indique à JHBuild d'exécuter tout test graphique avec le serveur X réel au lieu d'utiliser Xvfb. Cette option est équivalente au paramètre . La valeur par défaut est False. partial_build A boolean value, if set to True JHBuild will not build dependency modules if corresponding system packages are installed and sufficient version. Defaults to True. prefix A string specifying the prefix to install modules to. prefix must be an absolute path. This directory must be writable. Defaults to '/opt/gnome'. pretty_print Une valeur booléenne indiquant s'il s'agit d'améliorer la mise en forme de la sortie des sous-processus. Seules les sorties CVS gèrent la mise en forme améliorée. Cette option peut être désactivée si la mise en forme améliorée pose des problèmes. La valeur par défaut est True. print_command_pattern A string displayed before JHBuild executes a command. %(command)s in the string will be replaced with the command about to be executed. %(cwd)s in the string will be replaced with the current working directory. Defaults to '%(command)s'. progress_bar Une valeur booléenne indiquant s'il faut afficher une barre de progression lorsque JHBuild fonctionne en mode silencieux. La valeur par défaut est True. quiet_mode Une valeur booléenne. Si définie à True, elle désactive la sortie des commandes qui s'exécutent. La valeur par défaut est False. repos Un dictionnaire indiquant un emplacement de dépôt alternatif pour un dépôt spécifique. Cette variable de configuration est utile aux développeurs de modules. Par défaut, JHBuild extrait le code à partir des dépôts en utilisant des emplacements anonymes. Les clés du dictionnaire sont des noms de dépôts courts et les valeurs sont des chaînes d'emplacement des dépôts alternatifs. Par exemple : repos['git.gnome.org'] = 'ssh://username@git.gnome.org/git/' skip Une liste de modules à ignorer. L'option de ligne de commande étend cette liste. Par défaut, cette liste est vide. sticky_date Une chaîne de caractères. Si définie et si le gestionnaire de versions sous-jacent le prend en charge, JHBuild met à jour l'arborescence source selon son état à la date indiquée. La date doit être fournie au format ISO, par ex. 'aaaa-mm-jj'. La valeur par défaut est None. svn_program Une chaîne indiquant le programme à utiliser pour la prise en charge de Subversion. Cela peut être svn, git-svn ou bzr. La valeur par défaut est svn. tarballdir Une chaîne de caractères ; si définie, les archives tar sont téléchargées dans ce répertoire au lieu de checkoutroot. C'est utile si vous avez plusieurs environnements JHBuild ou que vous nettoyez régulièrement checkoutroot et que vous souhaitez restreindre la consommation de bande passante. tinderbox_outputdir Une chaîne indiquant le répertoire de stockage de la sortie de jhbuild tinderbox. Cette chaîne peut être remplacée par l'option . La valeur par défaut est None, ce qui signifie qu'il faut obligatoirement définir cette option soit dans la ligne de commande, soit dans le fichier de configuration. trycheckout Une option booléenne qui, si elle est définie à True, indique à JHBuild d'essayer de résoudre automatiquement les échecs en 1) exécutant une nouvelle fois autogen.sh et 2) extrayant une nouvelle version du module à partir du contrôle de version. Ce paramètre équivaut à passer l'option . use_lib64 Une valeur booléenne qui indique s'il faut installer les bibliothèques dans les répertoires lib64. Lorsque c'est le cas, --libdir=\${exec_prefix}/lib64 est transmis à « configure ». Lorsque JHBuild fonctionne sur un système Linux x86_64, ppc64 ou s390x, cette valeur vaut True par défaut, sinon elle est définie à False. use_local_modulesets Une valeur booléenne indiquant d'utiliser des jeux de modules qui ont été extraits parallèlement au code source de JHBuild, au lieu de les télécharger au fur et à mesure, à partir du dépôt du gestionnaire de versions de GNOME. La valeur par défaut est False. xvfbargs Une chaîne contenant des paramètres à passer à Xvfb si des tests graphiques sont effectués.
Autres structures du fichier de configuration En plus des variables ci-dessus, d'autres paramètres peuvent être définis dans le fichier de configuration : os.environ Un dictionnaire représentant l'environnement. Cet environnement est transmis aux processus générés par JHBuild. Certaines variables d'environnement ont un impact certain, comme CPPFLAGS, CFLAGS, INSTALL et LDFLAGS. Par exemple : os.environ['CFLAGS'] = '-O0 -g' addpath(var_env, chemin) Cela ajoute un répertoire à la variable d'environnement PATH (chemin). addpath gère correctement le cas où la variable d'environnement est initialement vide (un deux-points isolé au début ou à la fin d'une variable d'environnement peut avoir des conséquences inattendues). addpath prend en charge de manière particulière la variable d'environnement ACLOCAL_FLAGS dont la liste de chemins doit être de la forme -I chemin. prependpath(var_env, chemin) Après le traitement du fichier de configuration, JHBuild modifie certains chemins sur la base de variables telles que prefix (par ex. en ajoutant $prefix/bin au début de la variable PATH). La fonction prependpath fonctionne comme addpath, sauf que la variable d'environnement est modifiée après que JHBuild ait modifié l'environnement.
Syntaxe des fichiers de jeu de modules JHBuild utilise des fichiers XML pour décrire les dépendances entre modules. Un schéma RELAX-NG et une définition de type de document (DTD : Document Type Definition) sont inclus avec JHBuild dans le répertoire modulesets/. Le schéma RELAX-NG peut être utilisé pour modifier les fichiers de jeux de modules au moyen du mode nxml-mode dans Emacs. L'élément de premier niveau dans un fichier de jeu de modules est l'élément moduleset. Aucun espace de nom XML n'est utilisé. Les éléments sous le premier niveau sont de trois types : sources de module, commandes d'inclusion et définitions de module.
Sources de module Plutôt que d'énumérer l'emplacement exact de chaque module, plusieurs « sources de modules » sont listées dans le jeu de modules, puis référencées par leur nom dans les définitions de modules. En plus de réduire la quantité d'informations redondantes dans le jeu de modules, cela facilite l'indication d'une source alternative pour ces modules (avec CVS et Subversion, il arrive fréquemment que les développeurs et les utilisateurs utilisent des méthodes différentes pour accéder aux dépôts). L'élément repository est utilisé pour décrire tout type de dépôt. L'élément branch est utilisé dans une définition de module pour préciser des paramètres supplémentaires. <repository name="nom" type="type" [ default="valeur_par_défault" ] [ password="mot_de_passe" ] [ cvsroot="racine_cvs" ] [ archive="archive" ] [ href="href" ] [ server="serveur" ] [ database="base_de_données" ] [ defbranch="définition_branche" ] [ trunk-template="modèle_de_tronc" ] [ branches-template="modèle_de_branche" ] [ tags-template="modèle_de_tag" ] [ developer-href-example="exemple_href_pour_développeur" ] /> L'attribut name est un identifiant unique pour le dépôt. L'attribut default indique si ce dépôt est la source par défaut pour ce jeu de modules. The type attribute specifies the type of repository. It can be one of: bzr, cvs, darcs, fossil, git, hg, mnt, svn, tarball. Other attributes depend on the type, as well as the branch used inside module definitions. Those are described below in the repository type sub-sections. L'attribut developer-href-example sert à indiquer le format de l'URL pour le dépôt tel qu'utilisé par les développeurs, à titre informatif. L'élément branch est employé dans les définitions de modules. <branch [ repo="dépôt" ] [ module="nom_de_module" ] [ checkoutdir="dossier_extraction" ] [ revision="révision" ] [ tag="tag" ] [ update-new-dirs="mise_à_jour_nouveaux_dossiers" ] [ override-checkoutdir="écraser_dossier_extraction" ] [ subdir="sous-dossier" ] [ branch="branche" ] [ version="version" ] [ size="taille" ] [ source-subdir="sous-dossier_source" ] [ hash="hâchage" ]/> Tous les attributs possèdent des valeurs par défaut convenables et dépendent des définitions de modules et de dépôts. Les attributs courants sont décrits ici. L'attribut repo permet d'indiquer un nom de dépôt différent de la valeur par défaut. L'attribut module permet d'indiquer un nom de module pour l'extraction du dépôt. Par défaut, c'est l'identifiant du module. L'attribut checkoutdir permet d'indiquer le nom du dossier d'extraction. Par défaut, c'est l'identifiant du module. D'autres attributs sont décrits ci-dessous
Bazaar Ce type de dépôt permet de définir un dépôt Bazaar. Il est recommandé de posséder une version de Bazaar 1.16 ou plus élevée. <repository type="bzr" name="launchpad.net" href="lp:"/> Voici des attributs supplémentaires : trunk-template (égal à « %(module)s » par défaut) et branches-template (égal à « %(branch)s » par défaut). Ces attributs sont utilisés pour indiquer des modèles dans la construction des URL. Un élément branch dans les définitions de modules peut préciser des attributs branch et user. Ces valeurs sont substituées dans les modèles. Si l'un des deux est défini, c'est branches-template qui est utilisé, sinon c'est trunk-template. Ainsi, vous pouvez redéfinir un dépôt pour construire des modules à partir de votre branche personnelle ou construire plusieurs modules à partir d'un dépôt qui n'est pas structuré de manière standard. Un élément branch supplémentaire accepte un attribut revspec pour se fixer sur une révision particulière. N'importe quelle bzr revspec valide est acceptée, par exemple date:yesterday, -5, tag:0.1 pour obtenir la première révision depuis hier, 5 commits derrière la tête (tip) ou l'étiquette « 0.1 ». Consultez bzr help revisionspec pour connaître toutes les valeurs possibles. Par exemple, un dépôt avec des attributs template : <repository type="bzr" name="launchpad.net" href="lp:" trunk-template="~bzr-pqm/%(module)s/bzr.dev" branches-template="~bzr-pqm/%(module)s/%(branch)s"/> Des exemples d'éléments branch pour le dépôt ci-dessus : <branch repo="launchpad.net" module="bzr" checkoutdir="bzr-next"/> <branch repo="launchpad.net" module="bzr" branch="2.2" checkoutdir="bzr-beta"/>
CVS Ce type de dépôt permet de définir un dépôt CVS. L'attribut password permet d'indiquer le mot de passe pour accéder au dépôt. L'attribut cvsroot permet d'indiquer la racine du dépôt. <repository type="cvs" name="tango.freedesktop.org" cvsroot=":pserver:anoncvs@anoncvs.freedesktop.org:/cvs/tango" password=""/> Attributs supplémentaires : revision, update-new-dirs et override-checkoutdir.
Darcs Ce type de dépôt permet de définir un dépôt Darcs. <repository type="darcs" name="telepathy.freedesktop.org" href="http://projects.collabora.co.uk/darcs/telepathy/"/>
Git Ce type de dépôt permet de définir un dépôt Git. <repository type="git" name="git.freedesktop.org" href="git://anongit.freedesktop.org/git/"/> Il autorise les attributs suivants sur l'élément branch : L'attribut revision est utilisé pour indiquer une branche locale ou qui suit une branche distante vers laquelle basculer lors de la phase de mise à jour. Par défaut, il contient « master ». Il est possible de redéfinir cet attribut avec la variable de configuration branches. Ce basculement ne se produit que si la branche actuelle suit une branche distante, afin de ne pas interférer avec votre propre développement. L'attribut tag indique la révision à extraire absolument durant la phase de mise à jour. Il surcharge l'attribut revision. <branch repo="git.freedesktop.org" module="swfdec/swfdec" checkoutdir="swfdec" revision="branche-locale-ou-distante" tag="étiquette"/>
Mercurial Ce type de dépôt permet de définir un dépôt Mercurial. <repository type="hg" name="hg.gtk-vnc" href="http://gtk-vnc.codemonkey.ws/hg/" /> <branch repo="hg.gtk-vnc" module="outgoing.hg" checkoutdir="gtk-vnc"/>
Monotone Ce type de dépôt permet de définir un dépôt Monotone. L'attribut server permet d'indiquer le serveur du dépôt. L'attribut database permet d'indiquer la base de données à utiliser pour le dépôt. L'attribut defbranch permet d'indiquer la branche à utiliser dans le dépôt. <repository type="mtn" name="pidgin.im" server="pidgin.im" database="pidgin.im.mtn" defbranch="im.pidgin.pidgin"/>
Subversion Ce type de dépôt permet de définir un dépôt Subversion. <repository type="svn" name="svn.gnome.org" default="yes" href="http://svn.gnome.org/svn/"/> Il autorise un attribut revision sur l'élément branch. Cet attribut définit la branche à extraire ou, si c'est un nombre, une révision spécifique à extraire. <branch revision="gnome-2-20"/> Il est possible de définir un agencement svn personnalisé en utilisant trunk-template (qui vaut par défaut « %(module)s/trunk »), branches-template (qui vaut par défaut « %(module)s/branches/%(branch)s ») et tags-template (qui vaut par défaut « %(module)s/tags/%(tag)s »).
Tarballs (archives tar) Ce type de dépôt permet de définir un dépôt tarball. <repository type="tarball" name="dbus/dbus-python" href="http://dbus.freedesktop.org/releases/dbus-python/"/> Il autorise les attributs suivants sur l'élément branch : L'attribut module indique le fichier à télécharger et compiler. L'attribut version indique la version du module. Les attributs size et hash, ainsi que l'ancien attribut md5sum sont facultatifs. Si ces attributs existent, ils sont utilisés pour vérifier que le paquet source a été correctement téléchargé. Any number of patch elements may be nested inside the branch element. These patches are applied, in order, to the source tree after unpacking. The file attribute gives the patch filename, and the strip attribute says how many levels of directories to prune when applying the patch. Pour les jeux de modules livrés avec JHBuild, les fichiers de correctifs sont situés dans le répertoire jhbuild/patches/ ; pour les jeux de modules référencés par URI, les fichiers de correctifs doivent se trouver dans le même répertoire que le jeu de modules ou dans le sous-répertoire patches/. Il est aussi possible que l'attribut file indique un URI, auquel cas il sera téléchargé à cet emplacement. <branch module="dbus-python-0.80.2.tar.gz" version="0.80.2" repo="dbus/dbus-python" hash="md5:2807bc85215c995bd595e01edd9d2077" size="453499"> <patch file="dbus-glib-build.patch" strip="1" /> </branch> A tarball branch element may also contain quilt elements which specify nested branch to import.
Inclusion d'autres jeux de modules JHBuild autorise un jeu de modules à inclure le contenu d'un autre jeu de modules en le référençant au moyen de l'élément include. <include href="uri"/> L'attribut href est une référence sous forme d'URI vers le jeu de modules à inclure, relatif au fichier contenant l'élément include. Seules les définitions de modules sont importées à partir du jeu de modules référencé, et non pas les sources de modules. Plusieurs niveaux d'imbrication sont autorisés, mais pas les inclusions en boucle (il n'y a pas de code de détection de boucle pour l'instant).
Définitions de modules Il existe plusieurs types de définitions de modules utilisables dans un fichier de jeu de modules, et la liste peut facilement être augmentée. Seuls les types les plus courants sont mentionnés ici. À la base, ils sont tous formés d'un élément branch décrivant la manière d'obtenir le module et d'éléments dependencies, suggests et after pour déclarer les dépendances du module. Tout module mentionné dans l'élément dependencies est ajouté à la liste des modules lors de la commande jhbuild build (s'il n'y est pas déjà) ; JHBuild s'assure que les modules dépendants soient construits en premier. Après avoir généré la liste des modules, les modules mentionnés dans l'élément suggests sont utilisés pour trier la liste des modules (sans y ajouter de module supplémentaire). Ceci est prévu pour les cas où un module possède une dépendance facultative sur un autre module.
autotools L'élément autotools sert à définir un module qui doit être compilé à l'aide du système de construction GNU Autotools. <autotools id="id" [ autogenargs="paramètres_autogen" ] [ makeargs="paramètres_make" ] [ makeinstallargs="paramètres_make_install" ] [ autogen-sh="autogen-sh" ] [ makefile="makefile" ] [ skip-autogen="ignorer-autogen" ] [ autogen-template="modèle_autogen" ] [ check-target="cible_contrôle" ] [ supports-non-srcdir-builds="gère_construction_non_srcdir" ]> <branch [ ... ] > [...] </branch> <dependencies> <dep package="nom_module"/> ... </dependencies> <after> <dep package="nom_module"/> ... </after> </autotools> Les attributs autogenargs, makeargs et makeinstallargs servent à indiquer des paramètres supplémentaires à transmettre respectivement à autogen.sh, make et make install. L'attribut autogen-sh indique le nom du script autogen.sh à exécuter. La valeur autoreconf peut être utilisée si le module n'a pas d'équivalent du script autogen.sh. Dans ce cas, JHBuild exécutera autoreconf -i, suivi par la phase configure. L'attribut skip-autogen indique s'il faut exécuter autogen.sh, il s'agit d'une valeur booléenne admettant également la valeur never pour signifier à JHBuild de ne jamais ignorer le lancement de autogen.sh. L'attribut makefile indique le nom du fichier makefile à utiliser. L'attribut supports-non-srcdir-builds sert à marquer les modules qui ne peuvent être proprement construits en utilisant un répertoire source séparé. L'attribut autogen-template peut être utilisé en cas de besoin de contrôle fin sur la ligne de commande autogen. C'est une chaîne de formatage Python, qui sera substituée par les variables suivantes : srcdir, autogen-sh, prefix, libdir, et autogenargs. Par exemple, voici la valeur par défaut de autogen-template : %(srcdir)s/%(autogen-sh)s --prefix %(prefix)s --libdir %(libdir)s %(autogenargs)s L'attribut check-target doit être indiqué (avec la valeur « false ») pour les modules qui n'ont pas de cible make check.
cmake L'élément cmake permet de définir un module construit à l'aide du système de construction CMake. <cmake id="nom_module"> <branch [ ... ] > [...] </branch> <dependencies> <dep package="nom_module"/> ... </dependencies> <after> <dep package="nom_module"/> ... </after> </cmake>
distutils L'élément distutils permet de définir un module construit à l'aide de Python distutils. <distutils id="nom_module" [ supports-non-srcdir-builds="yes|no" ]> <branch [ ... ] > [...] </branch> <dependencies> <dep package="nom_module"/> ... </dependencies> <after> <dep package="nom_module"/> ... </after> </distutils>
linux L'élément linux permet de définir un module utilisé pour construire un noyau linux. De plus, une configuration de noyau séparée peut être choisie en utilisant le sous-élément kconfig. <linux id="id" [ makeargs="paramètres_make" ]> <branch [ ... ] > [...] </branch> <dependencies> <dep package="nom_module"/> ... </dependencies> <after> <dep package="nom_module"/> ... </after> <kconfig [ repo="dépôt" ] version="version" [ module="module" ] [ config="config" ] /> </linux>
perl L'élément perl permet de construire des modules Perl. L'attribut makeargs permet de définir des paramètres supplémentaires à passer à make. <perl id="nom_module" [ makeargs="paramètres_make" ]> <branch [ ... ] > [...] </branch> <dependencies> <dep package="nom_module"/> ... </dependencies> <after> <dep package="nom_module"/> ... </after> </perl>
waf L'élément waf permet de définir un module construit à l'aide du système de construction Waf. L'attribut waf-command permet de définir le script de commande waf à utiliser ; la valeur par défaut est waf. <waf id="nom_module"> [ waf-command="commande_waf" ]> <branch [ ... ] > [...] </branch> <dependencies> <dep package="nom_module"/> ... </dependencies> <after> <dep package="nom_module"/> ... </after> </waf>
testmodule L'élément testmodule permet de créer un module qui exécute une suite de tests en utilisant LDTP ou Dogtail. <testmodule id="id" type="type"> <branch [ ... ] > [...] </branch> <dependencies> <dep package="nom_module"/> ... </dependencies> <after> <dep package="nom_module"/> ... </after> <testedmodules> <tested package="paquet" /> </testedmodules> </testmodule> L'attribut type indique le type de tests à exécuter dans le module. « dogtail » utilise Python pour appeler tous les fichiers .py. « ldtp » fait appel à « ldtprunner run.xml ». Tant que l'option de configuration noxvfb n'est pas définie, un serveur Xvfb est démarré pour y lancer les tests.
metamodule L'élément metamodule permet de définir un module qui ne fait vraiment rien. Le seul but d'un tel module est de définir des dépendances. Par exemple, meta-gnome-desktop dépend de tous les éléments clés du bureau GNOME. En conséquence, demander à JHBuild de l'installer revient à installer le bureau complet. <metamodule id="nom_module"> <dependencies> <dep package="nom_module"/> ... </dependencies> <suggests> <dep package="nom_module"/> ... </suggests> </metamodule> L'attribut id donne le nom du module. Les éléments enfants sont traités de la même manière que autotools.
Éléments désapprouvés
Sources de module
cvsroot L'élément cvsroot est maintenant désapprouvé. Il faut utiliser l'élément repository à la place. L'élément cvsroot permet de décrire un dépôt CVS. <cvsroot name="nom_racine" [ default="yes|no" ] root="cvsroot_anon" password="mot_de_passe_anon"/> L'attribut name doit être un identifiant unique pour le dépôt CVS. L'attribut default indique si cette source de module est la source par défaut pour ce fichier de jeu de modules. L'attribut root contient la racine CVS utilisée pour l'accès anonyme à ce dépôt, et l'attribut password précise le mot de passe utilisé pour l'accès anonyme.
svnroot L'élément svnroot est maintenant désapprouvé. Il faut utiliser l'élément repository à la place. L'élément svnroot permet de décrire un dépôt Subversion. <svnroot name="nom_racine" [ default="yes|no" ] href="svnroot_anonyme"/> L'attribut name doit être un identifiant unique pour le dépôt Subversion. L'attribut default indique si cette source de module est la source par défaut pour ce fichier de jeu de modules. L'attribut href contient l'URL de base du dépôt. En général, c'est un URL http, https ou svn.
Types de modules désapprouvés Cette section présente des éléments désapprouvés. Il se peut qu'ils soient encore utilisés dans des jeux de modules existants, mais il est conseillé de ne plus les utiliser.
tarball Cet élément désapprouvé est une simple couche fine autour du type de module autotools et du type de dépôt tarball. L'élément tarball permet de définir un module à construire à partir d'une archive tar. <tarball id="nom_de_module" [ version="version" ] [ checkourdir="répertoire_extraction" ] [ autogenargs="paramètres_autogen" ] [ makeargs="paramètres_make" ] [ autogen-sh="autogen-sh" ] [ supports-non-srcdir-builds="yes|no" ]> <source href="url_source" [ size="taille_source" ] [ hash="algorithme_source:hash_source" ] [ md5sum="somme_md5_source" ]/> <patches> <patch file="nom_de_fichier" strip="niveau"/> ... </patches> <dependencies> <dep package="nom_de_module"/> ... </dependencies> <suggests> <dep package="nom_de_module"/> ... </suggests> </tarball> Les attributs id et version sont utilisés pour identifier le module. L'élément source indique le fichier à télécharger et compiler. L'attribut href est obligatoire, alors que les attributs size et hash, comme l'attribut obsolète md5sum, sont facultatifs. Si ces deux derniers attributs sont présents, ils sont utilisés pour vérifier que le paquet source a été correctement téléchargé. L'élément patches sert à indiquer un ou plusieurs correctifs à appliquer à l'arborescence source après décompression. L'attribut file indique le nom de fichier du correctif et l'attribut strip précise le nombre de niveaux de répertoires à retirer dans les chemins en appliquant le correctif. Pour les jeux de modules livrés avec JHBuild, les fichiers de correctifs sont situés dans le répertoire jhbuild/patches/ ; pour les jeux de modules référencés par URI, les fichiers de correctifs doivent se trouver dans le même répertoire que le jeu de modules ou dans le sous-répertoire patches/. Il est aussi possible que l'attribut file indique un URI, auquel cas il sera téléchargé à cet emplacement. Les autres attributs et les éléments dependencies, suggests et after sont traités de la même manière que pour autotools.
jhbuild-3.5.91/doc/fr/fr.po0000644000175000017500000060620411753134411015307 0ustar00fredfred00000000000000# French translation of jhbuild documentation. # Copyright (C) 2008-2010 Free Software Foundation, Inc. # This file is distributed under the same license as the jhbuild # documentation package. # # Claude Paroz , 2008-2010. # Bruno Brouard , 2009. # msgid "" msgstr "" "Project-Id-Version: jhbuild doc fr\n" "POT-Creation-Date: 2010-07-24 07:07+0000\n" "PO-Revision-Date: 2010-09-25 14:34+0200\n" "Last-Translator: Claude Paroz \n" "Language-Team: GNOME French Team \n" "MIME-Version: 1.0\n" "Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8\n" "Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit\n" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: C/jhbuild.xml:1171(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'figures/jhbuild_sample_dot_output.png'; " "md5=af9fe7edb29fcaefeadfb2f5987aa6e4" msgstr "" "s@@image: 'figures/jhbuild_sample_dot_output.png'; " "md5=af9fe7edb29fcaefeadfb2f5987aa6e4" #: C/jhbuild.xml:7(title) msgid "JHBuild Manual" msgstr "Manuel de JHBuild" #: C/jhbuild.xml:10(firstname) msgid "James" msgstr "James" #: C/jhbuild.xml:11(surname) msgid "Henstridge" msgstr "Henstridge" #: C/jhbuild.xml:14(firstname) msgid "C.J." msgstr "C.J." #: C/jhbuild.xml:15(surname) msgid "Adams-Collier" msgstr "Adams-Collier" #: C/jhbuild.xml:18(firstname) msgid "Frederic" msgstr "Frederic" #: C/jhbuild.xml:19(surname) msgid "Peters" msgstr "Peters" #: C/jhbuild.xml:22(firstname) msgid "David" msgstr "David" #: C/jhbuild.xml:23(surname) msgid "Turner" msgstr "Turner" #: C/jhbuild.xml:27(year) msgid "2004, 2008" msgstr "2004, 2008" #: C/jhbuild.xml:28(holder) msgid "James Henstridge" msgstr "James Henstridge" #: C/jhbuild.xml:33(revnumber) msgid "JHBuild Manual v0.5" msgstr "Manuel de JHBuild v0.5" #: C/jhbuild.xml:34(date) msgid "January 2008" msgstr "Janvier 2008" #: C/jhbuild.xml:37(revnumber) msgid "JHBuild Manual v0.1" msgstr "Manuel de JHBuild v0.1" #: C/jhbuild.xml:38(date) msgid "August 2007" msgstr "Août 2007" #: C/jhbuild.xml:43(para) msgid "" "JHBuild is a tool used to build the whole GNOME desktop from the version " "control system. JHBuild can also be customized to build other projects too." msgstr "" "JHBuild est un outil utilisé pour compiler l'ensemble du bureau GNOME à " "partir du gestionnaire de versions. Il peut aussi être configuré pour " "compiler d'autres projets." #: C/jhbuild.xml:50(title) msgid "Introduction" msgstr "Introduction" #: C/jhbuild.xml:52(para) msgid "" "JHBuild is a tool designed to ease building collections of source packages, " "called modules. JHBuild uses module set files " "to describe the modules available to build. The module set " "files include dependency information that allows JHBuild to discover what " "modules need to be built and in what order." msgstr "" "JHBuild est un outil conçu pour faciliter la compilation d'ensembles de " "paquets source, appelés modules. Il utilise des fichiers de " "« jeux de modules » (moduleset) pour décrire les modules disponibles pour la " "compilation. Ces fichiers contiennent des informations sur les dépendances, " "ce qui permet à JHBuild de déterminer les modules à compiler et dans quel " "ordre." #: C/jhbuild.xml:59(para) msgid "" "JHBuild was originally written for building GNOME, but has since been extended to be usable with other " "projects. A module set file can be hosted on a web server, " "allowing for build rules independent of the JHBuild project." msgstr "" "JHBuild a été d'abord créé pour compiler GNOME, mais il a été complété depuis pour être utilisable par " "d'autres projets. Un fichier jeux de modules (moduleset) peut se trouver sur " "un serveur Web, permettant ainsi de fournir des règles de compilation " "indépendamment du projet JHBuild." #: C/jhbuild.xml:65(para) msgid "" "JHBuild can build modules from a variety of sources, including CVS, Subversion,Arch, Bazaar, " "Darcs, Git and Mercurial repositories, as well as Tar and Zip archives hosted on " "web or FTP sites. JHBuild can build modules using a variety of build " "systems, including Autotools, CMake, WAF, Ant, Python Distutils and Perl " "Makefiles." msgstr "" "JHBuild peut compiler des modules de sources diverses, y compris depuis des " "dépôts CVS, Subversion, Arch, Bazaar, Darcs, Git et Mercurial, ainsi que des archives Tar et Zip hébergées " "sur le Web ou des sites FTP. JHBuild sait aussi compiler des modules avec " "plusieurs systèmes de construction, dont Autotools, CMake, WAF, Ant, Python " "Distutils et les Makefiles Perl." #: C/jhbuild.xml:79(para) msgid "" "JHBuild is not intended as a replacement for the distribution's package " "management system. Instead, it makes it easy to build software into a " "separate install prefix without interfering with the rest of the system." msgstr "" "JHBuild n'est pas destiné à remplacer le système de gestion de paquets d'une " "distribution. Au contraire, il simplifie la compilation de logiciels à " "l'intérieur d'un préfixe d'installation distinct afin de ne pas interférer " "avec le reste du système." #: C/jhbuild.xml:87(title) msgid "Getting Started" msgstr "Premiers pas" #: C/jhbuild.xml:89(para) msgid "" "JHBuild requires a few set up steps to be run before building software. " "JHBuild requires some prerequisite software, and it is necessary to install " "prerequisite tools needed to obtain and build the software modules." msgstr "" "Quelques manipulations sont nécessaires pour configurer JHBuild avant de " "pouvoir compiler des logiciels. Certains logiciels sont nécessaires au " "fonctionnement de JHBuild, et il est aussi nécessaire d'installer des outils " "indispensables à l'obtention et à la construction des sources de logiciels." #: C/jhbuild.xml:95(title) msgid "Installing JHBuild" msgstr "Installation de JHBuild" #: C/jhbuild.xml:97(para) msgid "" "JHBuild requires a Python runtime. Verify Python >= 2.3 is installed." msgstr "" "JHBuild nécessite un moteur d'exécution Python. Vérifiez que Python >= " "2.3 est installé." #: C/jhbuild.xml:100(para) msgid "" "The recommended way to download JHBuild is via the version control system, " "git. This can be achieved with the following command. It " "is recommended to run the command from a new directory where all source code " "will be installed, for example, ~/checkout/gnome." msgstr "" "La façon recommandée de télécharger JHBuild est d'utiliser le gestionnaire " "de versions git. La commande à utiliser est présentée ci-" "dessous. Il est recommandé d'exécuter cette commande dans un nouveau " "répertoire où tout le code source sera téléchargé, par exemple ~/" "checkout/gnome)." #: C/jhbuild.xml:107(prompt) C/jhbuild.xml:109(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:115(prompt) C/jhbuild.xml:116(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:118(prompt) C/jhbuild.xml:120(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:122(prompt) C/jhbuild.xml:127(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:128(prompt) C/jhbuild.xml:130(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:132(prompt) C/jhbuild.xml:139(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:140(prompt) C/jhbuild.xml:147(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:148(prompt) C/jhbuild.xml:278(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:296(prompt) C/jhbuild.xml:325(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:354(prompt) C/jhbuild.xml:360(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:368(prompt) C/jhbuild.xml:374(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:379(prompt) C/jhbuild.xml:387(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:392(prompt) C/jhbuild.xml:397(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:402(prompt) C/jhbuild.xml:459(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:464(prompt) C/jhbuild.xml:469(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:474(prompt) C/jhbuild.xml:497(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:501(prompt) C/jhbuild.xml:529(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:548(prompt) C/jhbuild.xml:549(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:572(prompt) C/jhbuild.xml:604(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:605(prompt) C/jhbuild.xml:628(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:687(prompt) C/jhbuild.xml:1103(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1105(prompt) C/jhbuild.xml:1160(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1164(prompt) C/jhbuild.xml:1392(prompt) msgid "$" msgstr "$" #: C/jhbuild.xml:107(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "git clone git://git.gnome.org/jhbuild" msgstr "git clone git://git.gnome.org/jhbuild" #: C/jhbuild.xml:108(computeroutput) C/jhbuild.xml:117(computeroutput) #: C/jhbuild.xml:119(computeroutput) C/jhbuild.xml:121(computeroutput) #: C/jhbuild.xml:129(computeroutput) C/jhbuild.xml:131(computeroutput) #, no-wrap msgid "..." msgstr "..." #: C/jhbuild.xml:111(para) msgid "" "This will download JHBuild into a new folder named jhbuild under the current directory. Now to build and install JHBuild:" msgstr "" "Cela va télécharger JHBuild dans un nouveau dossier nommé jhbuild dans le répertoire actuel. Ensuite, pour le construire et " "l'installer :" #: C/jhbuild.xml:115(userinput) C/jhbuild.xml:127(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "cd jhbuild" msgstr "cd jhbuild" #: C/jhbuild.xml:116(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "./autogen.sh" msgstr "./autogen.sh" #: C/jhbuild.xml:118(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "make" msgstr "make" #: C/jhbuild.xml:120(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "make install" msgstr "make install" #: C/jhbuild.xml:124(para) msgid "" "Alternatively, if autotools or gnome-doc-utils is not installed, install " "JHBuild as follows:" msgstr "" "Dans le cas où autotools ou gnome-doc-utils ne sont pas installés dans votre " "environnement, installez JHBuild de la façon suivante :" #: C/jhbuild.xml:128(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "make -f Makefile.plain" msgstr "make -f Makefile.plain" #: C/jhbuild.xml:130(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "make -f Makefile.plain install" msgstr "make -f Makefile.plain install" #: C/jhbuild.xml:134(para) msgid "" "If the above steps complete successfully, a small shell script will be " "installed in ~/.local/bin to start JHBuild. Add " "~/.local/bin to the PATH:" msgstr "" "Si les étapes ci-dessus se sont déroulées avec succès, un petit script shell " "sera installé dans ~/.local/bin pour lancer JHBuild. " "Ajoutez ce chemin dans votre variable PATH :" #: C/jhbuild.xml:139(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "PATH=$PATH:~/.local/bin" msgstr "PATH=$PATH:~/.local/bin" #: C/jhbuild.xml:142(para) msgid "" "To permanently add ~/.local/bin to the PATH variable, run the following command:" msgstr "" "Pour ajouter ~/.local/bin de façon permanente à la " "variable PATH, exécutez la commande suivante :" #: C/jhbuild.xml:147(userinput) C/jhbuild.xml:497(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "echo PATH=$PATH:~/.local/bin >> ~/.bashrc" msgstr "echo PATH=$PATH:~/.local/bin >> ~/.bashrc" #: C/jhbuild.xml:150(para) msgid "" "Before running JHBuild, it is necessary to set up a configuration file " "located at ~/.jhbuildrc." msgstr "" "Avant de lancer JHBuild, il est nécessaire de paramétrer le fichier de " "configuration ~/.jhbuildrc." #: C/jhbuild.xml:157(title) msgid "Configuring JHBuild" msgstr "Configuration de JHBuild" #: C/jhbuild.xml:159(para) msgid "" "The ~/.jhbuildrc file uses Python syntax to set " "configuration variables for JHBuild. An example is provided within the " "jhbuild directory, see sample.jhbuildrc. Copy " "sample.jhbuildrc to ~/.jhbuildrc " "and customize as required." msgstr "" "Le fichier ~/.jhbuildrc emploie la syntaxe Python pour " "définir les variables de configuration de JHBuild. Un exemple est fourni " "dans le répertoire jhbuild, sample.jhbuildrc. Copiez ce " "fichier vers ~/.jhbuildrc et personnalisez-le selon vos " "besoins." #: C/jhbuild.xml:167(para) msgid "" "The sample configuration will make JHBuild build the meta-gnome-" "desktop module and its dependencies from the gnome-" "2.30 module set. JHBuild will unpack source trees to " "~/checkout/gnome and install all files to " "subdirectories of /opt/gnome. The two directories must " "be writable." msgstr "" "Cette configuration modèle indique à JHBuild de construire le module " "meta-gnome-desktop et ses dépendances à partir du " "jeu de modules gnome-2.30. JHBuild se charge de " "placer les arborescences des sources dans ~/checkout/gnome et installe tous les fichiers dans des sous-répertoires de " "/opt/gnome. Les deux répertoires doivent être " "accessibles en écriture." #: C/jhbuild.xml:175(para) msgid "" "Configuration variables are documented in . The most commonly used variables are:" msgstr "" "Les variables de configuration sont documentées dans . En voici quelques-unes parmi les plus utilisées :" #: C/jhbuild.xml:182(varname) C/jhbuild.xml:1959(varname) msgid "repos" msgstr "repos" #: C/jhbuild.xml:184(simpara) msgid "" "A dictionary that can be used to specify an alternative repository location " "for a particular repository. This configuration variable is useful to a " "module developer. By default, JHBuild will check out code from repositories " "using an anonymous repository location. The dictionary keys are short " "repository names and the values are alternative repository location strings. " "For example:" msgstr "" "Un dictionnaire pouvant être utilisé pour indiquer un emplacement de dépôt " "alternatif pour un dépôt spécifique. Cette variable de configuration est " "utile pour les développeurs de modules. Par défaut, JHBuild extrait le code " "dans les dépôts par un accès anonyme. Les clés du dictionnaire sont des noms " "de dépôts courts et les valeurs sont des chaînes d'accès à des emplacements " "de dépôts alternatifs. Par exemple :" #: C/jhbuild.xml:191(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "repos['git.gnome.org'] = 'ssh://username@git.gnome.org/git/'" msgstr "repos['git.gnome.org'] = 'ssh://nom_utilisateur@git.gnome.org/git/'" #: C/jhbuild.xml:195(varname) C/jhbuild.xml:1843(varname) msgid "moduleset" msgstr "moduleset" #: C/jhbuild.xml:197(simpara) C/jhbuild.xml:1845(simpara) msgid "" "A string or list of strings specifying the name(s) of the module set(s) to " "use. This can either be the filename of a moduleset included with JHBuild " "(excluding the path and extension), or a full HTTP URL to an externally " "managed moduleset. HTTP URL modulesets are cached locally. If a module with " "the same name is present in more than one moduleset, the last set listed " "takes priority. Modulesets provided with JHBuild are updated to match the " "current GNOME development release." msgstr "" "Une chaîne ou une liste de chaînes indiquant le ou les noms des jeux de " "modules à utiliser. Cela peut être le nom de fichier d'un jeu de modules " "inclus dans JHBuild (sans chemin ni extension) ou un URL HTTP complet d'un " "jeu de modules géré en externe. Les jeux de modules ayant un URL HTTP sont " "placés dans un cache local. Si le nom d'un module figure dans plus d'un jeu " "de modules, le dernier jeu de modules dans la liste est prioritaire. Les " "jeux de modules fournis avec JHBuild sont mis à jour au gré de la " "progression du développement de GNOME." #: C/jhbuild.xml:209(varname) C/jhbuild.xml:1160(replaceable) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1164(replaceable) C/jhbuild.xml:1832(varname) msgid "modules" msgstr "modules" #: C/jhbuild.xml:211(simpara) C/jhbuild.xml:1834(simpara) msgid "" "A list of strings specifying the modules to build. The list of modules " "actually built will be recursively expanded to include all the dependencies " "unless the buildone command is used. Defaults to ['meta-gnome-desktop']" "." msgstr "" "Une liste de chaînes indiquant les modules à construire. La liste des " "modules réellement construits est étendue récursivement afin d'inclure " "toutes les dépendances, sauf si la commande buildone est utilisée. La " "valeur par défaut est ['meta-gnome-desktop']." #: C/jhbuild.xml:222(varname) C/jhbuild.xml:1638(varname) msgid "checkoutroot" msgstr "checkoutroot" #: C/jhbuild.xml:224(simpara) msgid "" "A string specifying the directory to unpack source trees to. Unless buildroot is set, builds " "will occur in this directory too. Defaults to ~/checkout/gnome." msgstr "" "Une chaîne indiquant le répertoire dans lequel décompresser les " "arborescences source. À moins que buildroot ne soit défini, la construction " "s'opère également dans ce répertoire. La valeur par défaut est ~/" "checkout/gnome." #: C/jhbuild.xml:232(varname) C/jhbuild.xml:1926(varname) msgid "prefix" msgstr "prefix" #: C/jhbuild.xml:234(simpara) C/jhbuild.xml:1928(simpara) msgid "" "A string specifying the prefix to install modules to. This directory must be " "writable. Defaults to '/opt/gnome'." msgstr "" "Une chaîne définissant le préfixe d'installation des modules. Ce répertoire " "doit être accessible en écriture. La valeur par défaut est '/opt/" "gnome'." #: C/jhbuild.xml:240(varname) C/jhbuild.xml:1559(varname) msgid "autogenargs" msgstr "autogenargs" #: C/jhbuild.xml:242(simpara) msgid "" "A string containing arguments passed to the autogen.sh " "script of all modules. Can be overridden for particular modules using the " "module_autogenargs dictionary." msgstr "" "Une chaîne contenant des paramètres passés au script autogen.sh de tous les modules. Peut être surchargée par des modules précis en " "utilisant le dictionnaire module_autogenargs." #: C/jhbuild.xml:251(varname) C/jhbuild.xml:1711(varname) msgid "makeargs" msgstr "makeargs" #: C/jhbuild.xml:253(simpara) C/jhbuild.xml:1713(simpara) msgid "" "A string listing additional arguments to be passed to make. Defaults to ''." msgstr "" "Une chaîne énumérant des paramètres supplémentaires à passer à " "make. La valeur par défaut est ''." #: C/jhbuild.xml:262(title) msgid "Build Prerequisites" msgstr "Prérequis pour la construction" #: C/jhbuild.xml:264(para) msgid "" "Before any modules can be built, it is necessary to have certain build tools " "installed. Common build tools include the GNU Autotools " "(autoconf, automake, " "libtool and gettext), " "The GNU Toolchain (binutils, gcc, g++), pkg-config and Python, " "depending on which modules will be built." msgstr "" "Avant de pouvoir construire un module, il faut avoir installé certains " "outils de construction. Les plus courants sont les autotools GNU " "(autoconf, automake, " "libtool et gettext), " "la chaîne d'outils GNU (binutils, " "gcc, g++), pkg-config " "et Python, selon les modules à construire." #: C/jhbuild.xml:275(para) msgid "" "JHBuild can check the tools are installed using the sanitycheck command:" msgstr "" "JHBuild peut vérifier si ces outils sont installés sur votre système à " "l'aide de la commande sanitycheck :" #: C/jhbuild.xml:278(userinput) C/jhbuild.xml:1352(command) #, no-wrap msgid "jhbuild sanitycheck" msgstr "jhbuild sanitycheck" #: C/jhbuild.xml:280(para) msgid "" "If this command displays any messages, the errors can be fixed in one of two " "ways:" msgstr "" "Si cette commande affiche un message, il est possible de corriger les " "erreurs de deux manières :" #: C/jhbuild.xml:285(simpara) msgid "" "Install the required package from your distribution's repository. A list of " "package names for different distributions is maintained on the GNOME wiki. Run the " "sanitycheck command again after installing the " "distribution's packages to ensure the required tools are present." msgstr "" "Installez le paquet requis à partir du dépôt de votre distribution. Une " "liste de noms de " "paquets de différentes distributions est disponible sur le wiki de " "GNOME. Exécutez à nouveau la commande sanitycheck après " "avoir installé les paquets de la distribution pour s'assurer que les outils " "requis sont maintenant présents." #: C/jhbuild.xml:294(simpara) msgid "" "Run the bootstrap command to download, build and install " "the build prerequisites:" msgstr "" "Lancez la commande bootstrap pour télécharger, compiler " "et installer les prérequis de construction :" #: C/jhbuild.xml:296(userinput) C/jhbuild.xml:838(command) #, no-wrap msgid "jhbuild bootstrap" msgstr "jhbuild bootstrap" #: C/jhbuild.xml:297(para) msgid "" "When complete, run the sanitycheck command to verify the " "required tools are present." msgstr "" "Lorsque l'opération est terminée, lancez la commande sanitycheck pour vérifier que les outils requis sont présents." #: C/jhbuild.xml:302(para) msgid "" "The bootstrap command does not build all the package " "dependencies required by the build tools. If your distribution does not " "provide the required packages, they will need to be built outside of the " "JHBuild environment." msgstr "" "La commande bootstrap ne construit pas toutes les " "dépendances des paquets requis par les outils de construction. Si votre " "distribution ne fournit pas ces paquets, ils devront alors être construits " "en dehors de l'environnement JHBuild." #: C/jhbuild.xml:308(para) msgid "" "The build tools dependencies include m4, " "perl and a C compiler (for example, " "gcc)." msgstr "" "Les dépendances des outils de construction comprennent notamment " "m4, perl et un " "compilateur C (par exemple gcc)." #: C/jhbuild.xml:319(title) msgid "Using JHBuild" msgstr "Utilisation de JHBuild" #: C/jhbuild.xml:321(para) msgid "" "After set up is complete, JHBuild can be used to build software. To build " "all the modules selected in the ~/.jhbuildrc file, run " "the following command:" msgstr "" "Après que tout a été configuré, JHBuild peut se mettre à construire des " "logiciels. Pour construire tous les modules indiqués dans le fichier " "~/.jhbuildrc, exécutez la commande suivante :" #: C/jhbuild.xml:325(userinput) C/jhbuild.xml:858(command) #, no-wrap msgid "jhbuild build" msgstr "jhbuild build" #: C/jhbuild.xml:327(para) msgid "" "JHBuild will download, configure, compile and install each of the modules. " "If an error occurs at any stage, JHBuild will present a menu asking what to " "do. The choices include dropping to a shell to fix the error, rerunning the " "build from various stages, giving up on the module, or ignore the error and " "continue." msgstr "" "JHBuild va télécharger, configurer, compiler et installer chaque module. Si " "une erreur se produit à n'importe quelle étape, JHBuild présente un menu " "pour savoir ce qu'il doit faire. Les choix possibles comprennent le passage " "dans un shell pour corriger l'erreur, une nouvelle passe de construction à " "différentes étapes, l'abandon de la construction du module ou la non prise " "en compte de l'erreur en continuant le processus." #: C/jhbuild.xml:334(simpara) msgid "" "Giving up on a module will cause any modules depending on the module to fail." msgstr "" "L'abandon d'un module provoque l'échec de construction de tout module " "dépendant de ce module." #: C/jhbuild.xml:337(para) msgid "Below is an example of the menu displayed:" msgstr "Voici un exemple de menu qui est affiché :" #: C/jhbuild.xml:347(prompt) msgid "choice:" msgstr "choix :" #: C/jhbuild.xml:338(screen) #, no-wrap msgid "" " [1] Rerun phase build\n" " [2] Ignore error and continue to install\n" " [3] Give up on module\n" " [4] Start shell\n" " [5] Reload configuration\n" " [6] Go to phase \"wipe directory and start over\"\n" " [7] Go to phase \"configure\"\n" " [8] Go to phase \"clean\"\n" " [9] Go to phase \"distclean\"\n" " " msgstr "" " [1] Relancer l'étape construction\n" " [2] Ignorer l'erreur et continuer à l'étape installation\n" " [3] Abandonner ce module\n" " [4] Démarrer un shell\n" " [5] Recharger la configuration\n" " [6] Aller à l'étape « effacer le répertoire et recommencer »\n" " [7] Aller à l'étape « configure »\n" " [8] Aller à l'étape « clean »\n" " [9] Aller à l'étape « distclean »\n" " " #: C/jhbuild.xml:349(para) msgid "" "It is also possible to build a different set of modules and their " "dependencies by passing the module names as arguments to the build command. For example, to build gtk+:" msgstr "" "Il est aussi possible de construire un jeu différent de modules (et leurs " "dépendances) en passant les noms des modules en paramètre de la commande " "build. Par exemple, pour construire gtk+ :" #: C/jhbuild.xml:354(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "jhbuild build gtk+" msgstr "jhbuild build gtk+" #: C/jhbuild.xml:356(para) msgid "" "If JHBuild is cancelled part way through a build, it is possible to resume " "the build at a particular module using the " "option:" msgstr "" "Si JHBuild est interrompu en cours de construction d'un module, quelle qu'en " "soit la raison, il est possible de reprendre la construction à partir d'un " "module précis en utilisant l'option  :" #: C/jhbuild.xml:360(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "jhbuild build --start-at=pango" msgstr "jhbuild build --start-at=pango" #: C/jhbuild.xml:362(para) msgid "" "To build one or more modules, ignoring their dependencies, JHBuild provides " "the buildone command. For the buildone " "command to complete successfully, all dependencies must be previously built " "and installed or provided by distribution packages." msgstr "" "Pour construire un ou plusieurs modules en ignorant leurs dépendances, " "JHBuild fournit la commande buildone. Pour que cette " "commande se déroule correctement, toutes les dépendances du module indiqué " "doivent être préalablement construites et installées, ou fournies par des " "paquets de votre distribution." #: C/jhbuild.xml:368(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "jhbuild buildone gtk+" msgstr "jhbuild buildone gtk+" #: C/jhbuild.xml:370(para) msgid "" "To get a list of the modules and dependencies JHBuild will build, and the " "order they will be built, use the list command:" msgstr "" "Pour obtenir une liste ordonnancée des modules et des dépendances que " "JHBuild va construire, utilisez la commande list :" #: C/jhbuild.xml:374(userinput) C/jhbuild.xml:1224(command) #, no-wrap msgid "jhbuild list" msgstr "jhbuild list" #: C/jhbuild.xml:376(para) msgid "" "To get information about a particular module, use the info command:" msgstr "" "Pour obtenir des informations sur un module particulier, utilisez la " "commande info :" #: C/jhbuild.xml:379(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "jhbuild info gtk+" msgstr "jhbuild info gtk+" #: C/jhbuild.xml:381(para) msgid "" "To download or update all the software sources without building, use the " "update command. The update command " "provides an opportunity to modify the sources before building and can be " "useful if internet bandwidth varies." msgstr "" "Pour télécharger ou mettre à jour toutes les sources de logiciels sans rien " "compiler, utilisez la commande update. Cette commande " "donne l'occasion de modifier les sources avant la compilation et peut se " "révéler utile quand la disponibilité de bande passante Internet est instable." #: C/jhbuild.xml:387(userinput) C/jhbuild.xml:1477(command) #, no-wrap msgid "jhbuild update" msgstr "jhbuild update" #: C/jhbuild.xml:389(para) msgid "" "Later, JHBuild can build everything without downloading or updating the " "sources:" msgstr "" "Plus tard, JHBuild peut tout construire sans télécharger ni mettre à jour " "les sources :" #: C/jhbuild.xml:392(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "jhbuild build --no-network" msgstr "jhbuild build --no-network" #: C/jhbuild.xml:394(para) msgid "" "To run a particular command with the same environment used by JHBuild, use " "the run command:" msgstr "" "Pour lancer une commande précise dans le même environnement utilisé par " "JHBuild, utilisez la commande run :" #: C/jhbuild.xml:397(replaceable) C/jhbuild.xml:1316(replaceable) msgid "program" msgstr "commande" #: C/jhbuild.xml:397(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "jhbuild run " msgstr "jhbuild run " #: C/jhbuild.xml:399(para) msgid "" "To start a shell with the same environment used by JHBuild, use the " "shell command:" msgstr "" "Pour lancer un shell avec l'environnement utilisé par JHBuild, utilisez la " "commande shell :" #: C/jhbuild.xml:402(userinput) C/jhbuild.xml:459(userinput) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1387(command) #, no-wrap msgid "jhbuild shell" msgstr "jhbuild shell" #: C/jhbuild.xml:408(title) msgid "JHBuild and GNOME" msgstr "JHBuild et GNOME" #: C/jhbuild.xml:410(para) msgid "" "This section provides guidance on building, installing and running GNOME." msgstr "" "Cette section fournit des indications sur la compilation, l'installation et " "le fonctionnement de GNOME." #: C/jhbuild.xml:413(title) msgid "Building GNOME" msgstr "Construction de GNOME" #: C/jhbuild.xml:415(para) msgid "To build GNOME some development packages are required. This includes:" msgstr "" "Pour compiler GNOME, certains paquets de développement sont nécessaires, " "notamment :" #: C/jhbuild.xml:419(simpara) msgid "" "DocBook XML DTD and XSLT stylesheets. These need to be registered in the XML " "catalog (/etc/xml/catalog)." msgstr "" "La DTD DocBook XML et les feuilles de styles XSLT. Elles doivent être " "enregistrées dans le catalogue XML (/etc/xml/catalog)." #: C/jhbuild.xml:424(simpara) msgid "X libraries" msgstr "Les bibliothèques X" #: C/jhbuild.xml:427(simpara) msgid "" "libsmbclient from Samba (used for browsing Windows " "networks)." msgstr "" "libsmbclient de Samba (utilisé pour parcourir les " "réseaux Windows)." #: C/jhbuild.xml:431(simpara) msgid "libbz2 from bzip2." msgstr "libbz2 de bzip2." #: C/jhbuild.xml:434(simpara) msgid "" "libpng, libjpeg and " "libtiff (used for image loading)." msgstr "" "libpng, libjpeg et " "libtiff (utilisés pour le chargement d'images)." #: C/jhbuild.xml:440(para) msgid "" "If installing distribution packages, and if applicable for your " "distribution, install the corresponding dev or devel packages. A list of package names for different distributions is " "maintained on the GNOME wiki." msgstr "" "Si vous installez des paquets de votre distribution et si cela s'applique à " "votre distribution, installez les paquets dev ou " "devel correspondants. Une liste de noms de paquets de différentes " "distributions est disponible sur le wiki de GNOME." #: C/jhbuild.xml:449(title) msgid "Running a Single GNOME Application" msgstr "Lancement d'une application GNOME unique" #: C/jhbuild.xml:451(para) msgid "" "This section details how to run a single GNOME application. The application " "will run within the current desktop environment. To run the application " "within the complete JHBuild GNOME see ." msgstr "" "Cette section décrit comment lancer une seule application GNOME. L'application " "se lance dans l'environnement de bureau actuel. Pour lancer une application " "dans le contexte d'un GNOME JHBuild complet, consultez ." #: C/jhbuild.xml:456(para) msgid "" "Launch a JHBuild shell. The JHBuild shell has all the necessary environment " "variables set." msgstr "" "Exécutez un shell JHBuild. Ce shell dispose de toutes les variables d'environnement " "nécessaires déjà configurées." #: C/jhbuild.xml:461(para) msgid "Verify the correct application will be run. For example:" msgstr "Vérifiez que la bonne application va être lancée. Par exemple :" #: C/jhbuild.xml:464(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "which gedit" msgstr "which gedit" #: C/jhbuild.xml:464(screen) #, no-wrap msgid "" "\n" "/opt/gnome/bin/gedit" msgstr "" "\n" "/opt/gnome/bin/gedit" #: C/jhbuild.xml:467(para) msgid "Run the application:" msgstr "lancez l'application :" #: C/jhbuild.xml:469(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "gedit &" msgstr "gedit &" #: C/jhbuild.xml:471(para) msgid "" "Alternatively, run the application using the run command:" msgstr "" "Il est aussi possible de lancer l'application en utilisant la commande " "run :" #: C/jhbuild.xml:474(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "jhbuild run gedit" msgstr "jhbuild run gedit" #: C/jhbuild.xml:478(title) msgid "Running the GNOME Desktop Environment" msgstr "Lancement de l'environnement de bureau GNOME" #: C/jhbuild.xml:480(para) msgid "" "Create a new user account to run the JHBuild GNOME. Running JHBuild GNOME " "using different user account is recommended to avoid problems caused by user " "settings stored in the home directory. This manual refers to the new account " "as gnomedev." msgstr "" "Créez un nouveau compte utilisateur pour faire fonctionner le GNOME JHBuild. " "Il est recommandé d'utiliser un compte utilisateur différent pour GNOME " "JHBuild, afin d'éviter des problèmes liés aux paramètres utilisateur stockés " "dans le dossier personnel. Ce manuel fait référence à ce nouveau compte par " "le nom gnomedev." #: C/jhbuild.xml:486(para) msgid "" "Setup JHBuild on the new gnomedev account. Copy or soft-link ~/.jhbuildrc and " "~/.local/bin/jhbuild to gnomedev home directory." msgstr "" "Configurez JHBuild dans le nouveau compte gnomedev. Copiez ou créez un lien symbolique pour " "~/.jhbuildrc et ~/.local/bin/jhbuild dans le dossier personnel de gnomedev." #: C/jhbuild.xml:491(para) msgid "" "Open a terminal as the user gnomedev. Permanently add ~/.local/bin to the " "PATH variable, run the following command:" msgstr "" "Ouvrez un terminal en tant qu'utilisateur gnomedev. Ajoutez ~/.local/bin de façon " "permanente à la variable PATH en exécutant la commande " "suivante :" #: C/jhbuild.xml:499(para) msgid "Test JHBuild works:" msgstr "Testez que JHBuild fonctionne :" #: C/jhbuild.xml:501(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "jhbuild run pkg-config gtk+-2.0 --modversion" msgstr "jhbuild run pkg-config gtk+-2.0 --modversion" #: C/jhbuild.xml:501(screen) #, no-wrap msgid "" " \n" "2.20.1" msgstr "" " \n" "2.20.1" #: C/jhbuild.xml:504(para) msgid "There are three different methods to run JHBuild GNOME:" msgstr "Il existe trois méthodes différentes pour exécuter GNOME JHBuild :" #: C/jhbuild.xml:508(para) msgid "Nested window (recommended)." msgstr "Dans une fenêtre (recommandé)." #: C/jhbuild.xml:512(para) msgid "Display manager." msgstr "Par le gestionnaire d'affichage." #: C/jhbuild.xml:517(title) msgid "Setup GNOME to run in a nested window" msgstr "Configuration de GNOME en mode « fenêtre »" #: C/jhbuild.xml:519(para) C/jhbuild.xml:590(para) msgid "Build and install JHBuild GNOME." msgstr "Compilez et installez GNOME JHBuild." #: C/jhbuild.xml:521(para) msgid "" "Install the Xephyr application. On Fedora the " "system package is called xorg-x11-server-Xephyr, on " "Ubuntu and Debian the system package is called xserver-xephyr." msgstr "" "Installez l'application Xephyr. Avec Fedora, le " "paquet système s'appelle xorg-x11-server-Xephyr. Avec " "Ubuntu et Debian, le paquet système s'appelle xserver-xephyr." #: C/jhbuild.xml:527(para) msgid "Test Xephyr works:" msgstr "Testez que Xephyr fonctionne :" #: C/jhbuild.xml:529(userinput) C/jhbuild.xml:579(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "Xephyr -ac -screen 800x600 :1 2> /dev/null &" msgstr "Xephyr -ac -screen 800x600 :1 2> /dev/null &" #: C/jhbuild.xml:531(para) msgid "" "If successful, a window with black background will be displayed. Close the " "Xephyr window." msgstr "" "Si tout marche bien, une fenêtre avec un fond noir apparaît. Fermez la " "fenêtre Xephyr." #: C/jhbuild.xml:536(para) C/jhbuild.xml:592(para) msgid "" "Enable system services. JHBuild GNOME will use the /usr/bin system D-Bus daemon and the system " "services within /usr/share/dbus-1/system-services/. " "JHBuild GNOME will use the JHBuild session D-Bus " "daemon and the services within /opt/gnome/share/dbus-1/services/. Replace /opt/" "gnome with GNOME install prefix in the command " "below:" msgstr "" "Activez les services système. GNOME JHBuild utilise le démon D-" "Bus système /usr/bin et les services " "système dans /usr/share/dbus-1/system-services/. GNOME " "JHBuild utilise le démon D-Bus de session et les " "services dans /opt/gnome/share/dbus-1/" "services/. Remplacez /opt/gnome par le " "préfixe d'installation de GNOME dans la commande ci-après :" #: C/jhbuild.xml:548(replaceable) C/jhbuild.xml:549(replaceable) #: C/jhbuild.xml:604(replaceable) C/jhbuild.xml:605(replaceable) msgid "/opt/gnome" msgstr "/opt/gnome" #: C/jhbuild.xml:548(userinput) C/jhbuild.xml:604(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "rm -rf /var/run/dbus" msgstr "rm -rf /var/run/dbus" #: C/jhbuild.xml:549(userinput) C/jhbuild.xml:605(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "ln -s /var/run/dbus /var/run" msgstr "ln -s /var/run/dbus /var/run" #: C/jhbuild.xml:551(para) msgid "" "Create a GNOME startup script at ~/.local/bin/gnome-jhbuild-xephyr-" "session with the following, replacing /opt/gnome with GNOME install prefix:" msgstr "" "Créez un script de démarrage GNOME dans ~/.local/bin/gnome-jhbuild-" "xephyr-session contenant le texte suivant, en remplaçant " "/opt/gnome par le préfixe d'installation de GNOME :" #: C/jhbuild.xml:557(programlisting) C/jhbuild.xml:613(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "" "#!/bin/sh\n" "\n" "GNOME=/opt/gnome\n" " \n" "GDK_USE_XFT=1\n" "XDG_DATA_DIRS=$XDG_DATA_DIRS:$GNOME/share\n" "XDG_CONFIG_DIRS=$XDG_CONFIG_DIRS:$GNOME/etc/xdg\n" "\n" "jhbuild run gnome-session\n" msgstr "" "#!/bin/sh\n" "\n" "GNOME=/opt/gnome\n" " \n" "GDK_USE_XFT=1\n" "XDG_DATA_DIRS=$XDG_DATA_DIRS:$GNOME/share\n" "XDG_CONFIG_DIRS=$XDG_CONFIG_DIRS:$GNOME/etc/xdg\n" "\n" "jhbuild run gnome-session\n" #: C/jhbuild.xml:568(para) msgid "" "Make the file ~/.local/bin/gnome-jhbuild-xephyr-session " "executable:" msgstr "" "Rendez exécutable le fichier ~/.local/bin/gnome-jhbuild-xephyr-" "session :" #: C/jhbuild.xml:572(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "chmod u+x ~/.local/bin/gnome-jhbuild-xephyr-session" msgstr "chmod u+x ~/.local/bin/gnome-jhbuild-xephyr-session" #: C/jhbuild.xml:575(title) msgid "Running GNOME in a nested window" msgstr "Lancement de GNOME en mode « fenêtre »" #: C/jhbuild.xml:576(para) msgid "" "Open a terminal as the user gnomedev." msgstr "" "Ouvrez un terminal en tant qu'utilisateur gnomedev." #: C/jhbuild.xml:578(para) msgid "Run Xephyr:" msgstr "Exécutez Xephyr :" #: C/jhbuild.xml:579(prompt) C/jhbuild.xml:581(prompt) #: C/jhbuild.xml:583(prompt) msgid "#" msgstr "#" #: C/jhbuild.xml:580(para) msgid "Set the DISPLAY environment variable:" msgstr "Définissez la variable d'environnement DISPLAY :" #: C/jhbuild.xml:581(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "export DISPLAY=:1" msgstr "export DISPLAY=:1" #: C/jhbuild.xml:582(para) msgid "Start GNOME:" msgstr "Lancez GNOME :" #: C/jhbuild.xml:583(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "gnome-jhbuild-xephyr-session" msgstr "gnome-jhbuild-xephyr-session" #: C/jhbuild.xml:585(para) msgid "" "If successful, JHBuild GNOME will be displayed in Xephyr window. If " "unsuccessful, check the output of the terminal window." msgstr "" "Si tout fonctionne correctement, GNOME JHBuild s'affiche dans la fenêtre " "Xephyr. Dans le cas contraire, inspectez la sortie affichée dans le fenêtre " "du terminal." #: C/jhbuild.xml:588(title) msgid "Setup GNOME to run from the display manager" msgstr "Configuration de GNOME en mode « gestionnaire d'affichage »" #: C/jhbuild.xml:607(para) msgid "" "Create a GNOME startup script at /usr/bin/gnome-jhbuild-session with the following, replacing /opt/gnome with " "GNOME install prefix:" msgstr "" "Créez un script de démarrage GNOME dans /usr/bin/gnome-jhbuild-" "session contenant le texte suivant, en remplaçant /opt/" "gnome par le préfixe d'installation de GNOME :" #: C/jhbuild.xml:624(para) msgid "" "Make the file /usr/bin/gnome-jhbuild-session executable:" msgstr "" "Rendez exécutable le fichier /usr/bin/gnome-jhbuild-session :" #: C/jhbuild.xml:628(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "chmod a+x /usr/bin/gnome-jhbuild-session" msgstr "chmod a+x /usr/bin/gnome-jhbuild-session" #: C/jhbuild.xml:630(para) msgid "" "To add a new session entry in the display manager, create /usr/" "share/xsessions/gnome-jhbuild.desktop and enter:" msgstr "" "Pour ajouter une nouvelle entrée de session dans le gestionnaire " "d'affichage, créez le fichier /usr/share/xsessions/gnome-jhbuild." "desktop avec un contenu semblable à ceci :" #: C/jhbuild.xml:635(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "" "[Desktop Entry]\n" "Name=GNOME (JHBuild)\n" "Comment=This session logs you into GNOME testing session\n" "TryExec=/usr/bin/gnome-jhbuild-session\n" "Exec=/usr/bin/gnome-jhbuild-session\n" "Icon=\n" "Type=Application" msgstr "" "[Desktop Entry]\n" "Name=GNOME (JHBuild)\n" "Comment=Cette session vous connecte dans une session GNOME de test\n" "Exec=/usr/bin/gnome-jhbuild-session\n" "Icon=\n" "Type=Application" #: C/jhbuild.xml:643(para) msgid "Restart gdm." msgstr "Redémarrez gdm." #: C/jhbuild.xml:648(title) msgid "Running GNOME from the display manager" msgstr "Lancement de GNOME depuis le gestionnaire d'affichage" #: C/jhbuild.xml:650(para) msgid "" "To run the JHBuild GNOME, select the GNOME (JHBuild) session at the display " "manager before entering gnomedev " "login credentials. If successful, JHBuild GNOME will be displayed. If " "unsuccessful, check the log within the ~gnomedev/.xsession-errors file." msgstr "" "Pour lancer GNOME JHBuild, sélectionnez la session GNOME (JHBuild) dans " "l'écran de bienvenue du gestionnaire d'affichage, avant de saisir les " "informations de connexion du compte gnomedev. Si tout fonctionne correctement, GNOME JHBuild va apparaître. " "Sinon, inspectez le journal dans le fichier ~gnomedev/.xsession-" "errors." #: C/jhbuild.xml:662(title) msgid "Buildbot Integration" msgstr "Intégration à un robot de compilation (buildbot)" #: C/jhbuild.xml:664(para) msgid "" "Coupled with the Buildbot " "project, JHBuild can also function as a continuous integration tool. The " "Buildbot configuration is used by the GNOME project at build.gnome.org." msgstr "" "Associé au projet Buildbot, " "JHBuild peut aussi fonctionner comme outil d'intégration continue. Le projet " "GNOME utilise une configuration Buildbot sur build.gnome.org." #: C/jhbuild.xml:672(title) msgid "Configuring a Buildbot Slave" msgstr "Configuration d'un esclave de robot de compilation" #: C/jhbuild.xml:674(para) msgid "" "A Buildbot slave is a variation of a normal JHBuild installation that serves " "the requests of a Buildbot master. It is recommended to set up JHBuild and " "complete a build with most modules building successfully before adding the " "Buildbot customizations." msgstr "" "Un esclave de robot de compilation est une variante d'une installation " "JHBuild normale qui va servir les requêtes d'un maître de compilation. Il " "est conseillé de d'abord faire fonctionner JHBuild correctement en " "effectuant une compilation complète et réussie de la majorité des modules " "avant de le configurer en tant que robot de compilation." #: C/jhbuild.xml:681(para) msgid "" "Buildbot commands are options to the bot command. To " "download and install the extra required software, run the following command:" msgstr "" "Les commandes des robots de compilation sont des options de la commande " "bot. Pour télécharger et installer les logiciels " "supplémentaires requis, exécutez la commande suivante :" #: C/jhbuild.xml:687(userinput) #, no-wrap msgid "jhbuild bot --setup" msgstr "jhbuild bot --setup" #: C/jhbuild.xml:689(para) msgid "" "Once this step has completed successfully, three new configuration variables " "are required in ~/.jhbuildrc." msgstr "" "Après l'exécution réussie de cette étape, trois nouvelles variables de " "configuration sont nécessaires dans ~/.jhbuildrc." #: C/jhbuild.xml:695(para) msgid "" "It is not possible to use an alternate configuration file, the will not get desired effects." msgstr "" "Il n'est pas possible d'utiliser un fichier de configuration différent, " "l'option ne " "produira pas l'effet désiré." #: C/jhbuild.xml:702(programlisting) #, no-wrap msgid "" "\n" "jhbuildbot_master = 'build.gnome.org:9070'\n" "jhbuildbot_slavename = 'slavename'\n" "jhbuildbot_password = 'password'\n" msgstr "" "\n" "jhbuildbot_master = 'build.gnome.org:9070'\n" "jhbuildbot_slavename = 'nom_esclave'\n" "jhbuildbot_password = 'mot_de_passe'\n" #: C/jhbuild.xml:708(para) msgid "" "jhbuildbot_master is a string specifying the Buildbot " "master server; it defaults to 'build.gnome.org:9070'. " "jhbuildbot_slavename and jhbuildbot_password identify the slave on the master server. Contact the Buildbot " "master administrators to obtain the slave name and password." msgstr "" "jhbuildbot_master est une chaîne indiquant le serveur " "maître du robot de compilation. Par défaut, c'est 'build.gnome." "org:9070'. jhbuildbot_slavename et " "jhbuildbot_password permettent d'identifier l'esclave sur " "le serveur maître. Contactez les administrateurs du robot maître pour " "obtenir les nom d'utilisateur et mot de passe de l'esclave." #: C/jhbuild.xml:719(para) msgid "" "The administrators of build.gnome.org can be reached on the Build Brigade mailing list." msgstr "" "Les administrateurs de build.gnome." "org peuvent être contactés via la liste de diffusion de l'équipe de compilation." #: C/jhbuild.xml:739(title) msgid "Command Reference" msgstr "Référence des commandes" #: C/jhbuild.xml:741(para) msgid "JHBuild uses a command line syntax similar to tools like CVS:" msgstr "" "JHBuild utilise une syntaxe de ligne de commande similaire aux outils du " "style CVS :" #: C/jhbuild.xml:744(command) msgid "jhbuild" msgstr "jhbuild" #: C/jhbuild.xml:745(replaceable) msgid "global-options" msgstr "options-globales" #: C/jhbuild.xml:746(replaceable) msgid "command" msgstr "commande" #: C/jhbuild.xml:747(replaceable) msgid "command-arguments" msgstr "paramètres-de-commande" #: C/jhbuild.xml:750(para) msgid "The global JHBuild options are:" msgstr "Les options globales de JHBuild sont :" #: C/jhbuild.xml:754(term) msgid "" ", config" msgstr "" ", configuration" #: C/jhbuild.xml:757(simpara) msgid "" "Use an alternative configuration file instead of the default ~/." "jhbuildrc." msgstr "" "Utilise un fichier de configuration alternatif au lieu du fichier " "~/.jhbuildrc par défaut." #: C/jhbuild.xml:763(term) msgid "" ", moduleset" msgstr "" ", jeu-de-" "modules" #: C/jhbuild.xml:766(simpara) msgid "" "Use a module set other than the module set listed in the configuration file. " "This option can be a relative path if the module set is located in the " "JHBuild moduleset folder, or an absolute path if located elsewhere." msgstr "" "Utilise un autre jeu de modules que celui qui est indiqué dans le fichier de " "configuration. Cette option peut être un chemin relatif si le jeu de modules " "se trouve dans le dossier des jeux de modules de JHBuild, ou un chemin " "absolu s'il se trouve ailleurs." #: C/jhbuild.xml:774(option) msgid "--no-interact" msgstr "--no-interact" #: C/jhbuild.xml:776(simpara) msgid "" "Do not prompt the user for any input. This option is useful if leaving a " "build unattended, in order to ensure the build is not interrupted." msgstr "" "N'interroge jamais l'utilisateur quant à un choix à faire. Cette option est " "utile pour effectuer une construction sans intervention humaine, afin de " "s'assurer que la construction ne soit pas interrompue." #: C/jhbuild.xml:783(para) msgid "Command specific options are listed below." msgstr "" "Les options particulières à certaines commandes sont énumérées ci-dessous." #: C/jhbuild.xml:786(title) msgid "autobuild" msgstr "autobuild" #: C/jhbuild.xml:788(para) msgid "" "The autobuild command automatically builds the modules as " "specified in the configuration file, and then upload the results to " "JhAutobuild." msgstr "" "La commande autobuild construit automatiquement les " "modules indiqués dans le fichier de configuration, puis envoie les résultats " "vers JHAutobuild." #: C/jhbuild.xml:793(command) msgid "jhbuild autobuild" msgstr "jhbuild autobuild" #: C/jhbuild.xml:794(arg) C/jhbuild.xml:859(arg) C/jhbuild.xml:1057(arg) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1423(arg) msgid "--autogen" msgstr "--autogen" #: C/jhbuild.xml:795(arg) C/jhbuild.xml:860(arg) C/jhbuild.xml:1058(arg) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1424(arg) msgid "--clean" msgstr "--clean" #: C/jhbuild.xml:796(replaceable) C/jhbuild.xml:797(replaceable) #: C/jhbuild.xml:866(replaceable) C/jhbuild.xml:867(replaceable) #: C/jhbuild.xml:876(arg) C/jhbuild.xml:1066(arg) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1117(replaceable) C/jhbuild.xml:1118(replaceable) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1144(arg) C/jhbuild.xml:1202(arg) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1228(replaceable) C/jhbuild.xml:1232(arg) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1284(arg) C/jhbuild.xml:1427(replaceable) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1428(replaceable) C/jhbuild.xml:1433(arg) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1464(arg) C/jhbuild.xml:1478(replaceable) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1479(replaceable) C/jhbuild.xml:1483(arg) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1504(arg) msgid "module" msgstr "module" #: C/jhbuild.xml:796(arg) C/jhbuild.xml:866(arg) C/jhbuild.xml:1117(arg) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1427(arg) C/jhbuild.xml:1478(arg) msgid "--skip=" msgstr "--skip=" #: C/jhbuild.xml:797(arg) C/jhbuild.xml:867(arg) C/jhbuild.xml:1118(arg) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1228(arg) C/jhbuild.xml:1428(arg) C/jhbuild.xml:1479(arg) msgid "--start-at=" msgstr "--start-at=" #: C/jhbuild.xml:798(replaceable) msgid "reporturl" msgstr "url-de-rapport" #: C/jhbuild.xml:798(arg) msgid "--report-url=" msgstr "--report-url=" #: C/jhbuild.xml:799(arg) msgid "--verbose" msgstr "--verbose" #: C/jhbuild.xml:802(para) msgid "" "The , , options are processed as per the " "build " "command." msgstr "" "Les options , , et sont traitées de la même " "manière que pour la commande build." #: C/jhbuild.xml:810(term) msgid "" ", " msgstr "" ", " "" #: C/jhbuild.xml:813(simpara) msgid "This option specifies the JhAutobuild URL to report to." msgstr "Cette option indique l'URL de JhAutobuild où envoyer le rapport." #: C/jhbuild.xml:819(term) msgid ", " msgstr ", " #: C/jhbuild.xml:821(simpara) msgid "If specified, JHBuild's output will be more verbose." msgstr "" "Si indiquée, cette option produit des messages de JHBuild plus verbeux." #: C/jhbuild.xml:830(title) msgid "bootstrap" msgstr "bootstrap" #: C/jhbuild.xml:832(para) msgid "" "The bootstrap command installs a set of build utilities " "required to build most modules (e.g. autoconf, " "automake, etc)." msgstr "" "La commande bootstrap installe un ensemble d'utilitaires " "de construction requis pour la plupart des modules (par ex. " "autoconf, automake, " "etc)." #: C/jhbuild.xml:841(para) msgid "" "The bootstrap command builds modules using the same " "method as the build command, but uses the " "bootstrap.modules moduleset." msgstr "" "La commande bootstrap construit les modules avec la même " "méthode que la commande build, mais en utilisant le jeu " "de modules bootstrap.modules." #: C/jhbuild.xml:845(para) msgid "" "See the build command documentation for available options." msgstr "" "Consultez la documentation de la commande build pour connaître les options " "disponibles." #: C/jhbuild.xml:852(title) msgid "build" msgstr "build" #: C/jhbuild.xml:854(para) msgid "" "The build command builds one or more packages, including " "their dependencies." msgstr "" "La commande build construit un ou plusieurs paquets ainsi " "que leurs dépendances." #: C/jhbuild.xml:861(arg) C/jhbuild.xml:905(option) C/jhbuild.xml:1059(arg) msgid "--check" msgstr "--check" #: C/jhbuild.xml:862(arg) msgid "--dist" msgstr "--dist" #: C/jhbuild.xml:863(arg) C/jhbuild.xml:921(option) C/jhbuild.xml:1060(arg) msgid "--distcheck" msgstr "--distcheck" #: C/jhbuild.xml:864(arg) C/jhbuild.xml:929(option) C/jhbuild.xml:1230(arg) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1481(arg) msgid "--ignore-suggests" msgstr "--ignore-suggests" #: C/jhbuild.xml:865(arg) C/jhbuild.xml:1061(arg) C/jhbuild.xml:1425(arg) msgid "--no-network" msgstr "--no-network" #: C/jhbuild.xml:868(replaceable) C/jhbuild.xml:1229(replaceable) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1480(replaceable) msgid "tags" msgstr "étiquettes" #: C/jhbuild.xml:868(arg) C/jhbuild.xml:1229(arg) C/jhbuild.xml:1480(arg) msgid "--tags=" msgstr "--tags=" #: C/jhbuild.xml:869(replaceable) C/jhbuild.xml:977(replaceable) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1062(replaceable) C/jhbuild.xml:1429(replaceable) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1482(replaceable) C/jhbuild.xml:1503(replaceable) msgid "date" msgstr "date" #: C/jhbuild.xml:869(arg) C/jhbuild.xml:1062(arg) C/jhbuild.xml:1429(arg) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1482(arg) C/jhbuild.xml:1503(arg) msgid "-D " msgstr "-D " #: C/jhbuild.xml:870(arg) C/jhbuild.xml:1063(arg) msgid "--no-xvfb" msgstr "--no-xvfb" #: C/jhbuild.xml:871(arg) msgid "--try-checkout" msgstr "--try-checkout" #: C/jhbuild.xml:872(arg) msgid "--no-poison" msgstr "--no-poison" #: C/jhbuild.xml:873(arg) C/jhbuild.xml:1064(arg) msgid "--force" msgstr "--force" #: C/jhbuild.xml:874(arg) C/jhbuild.xml:1023(option) msgid "--build-optional-modules" msgstr "--build-optional-modules" #: C/jhbuild.xml:875(replaceable) C/jhbuild.xml:1065(replaceable) msgid "time" msgstr "temps" #: C/jhbuild.xml:875(arg) C/jhbuild.xml:1065(arg) msgid "--min-age=" msgstr "--min-age=" #: C/jhbuild.xml:879(para) C/jhbuild.xml:1121(para) C/jhbuild.xml:1147(para) #: C/jhbuild.xml:1235(para) msgid "" "If no module names are provided on the command line, the modules list from the configuration file will be used." msgstr "" "Si aucun nom de module n'est indiqué dans la ligne de commande, c'est la " "liste des modules du fichier de " "configuration qui est utilisée." #: C/jhbuild.xml:885(term) msgid ", " msgstr ", " #: C/jhbuild.xml:887(simpara) msgid "" "Always run autogen.sh before building modules. By " "default, autogen.sh will only be called if the top-level " "makefile is missing. Otherwise, JHBuild relies on the package's makefiles to " "detect if configure needs to be rebuilt or rerun." msgstr "" "Exécute toujours autogen.sh avant de construire les " "modules. Par défaut, autogen.sh n'est lancé que si le " "Makefile de premier niveau est absent. Sinon, JHBuild se base sur les " "Makefiles du paquet pour déterminer si la phase de configuration doit être " "relancée." #: C/jhbuild.xml:897(term) msgid ", " msgstr ", " #: C/jhbuild.xml:899(simpara) msgid "Run make clean before building modules." msgstr "Exécute make clean avant de construire les modules." #: C/jhbuild.xml:907(simpara) msgid "Run make check after building modules." msgstr "" "Exécute make check après la construction des modules." #: C/jhbuild.xml:913(term) msgid ", " msgstr ", " #: C/jhbuild.xml:915(simpara) msgid "Run make dist after building modules." msgstr "" "Exécute make dist après la construction des modules." #: C/jhbuild.xml:923(simpara) msgid "Run make distcheck after building modules." msgstr "" "Exécute make distcheck après la construction des modules." #: C/jhbuild.xml:931(simpara) msgid "Do not build soft dependencies." msgstr "Ne compile pas les dépendances faibles." #: C/jhbuild.xml:936(term) msgid ", " msgstr ", " #: C/jhbuild.xml:938(simpara) msgid "" "Do not access the network when building modules. This will skip download or " "update stages in a build. If a module can't be built without network access, " "the module build will fail." msgstr "" "N'accède pas au réseau lors de la construction des modules. Cette option " "évite les étapes de téléchargement ou de mise à jour lors des constructions. " "Si un module ne peut pas être construit sans accès réseau, sa construction " "échouera." #: C/jhbuild.xml:946(term) msgid "" ", =module,..." msgstr "" ", =module,..." #: C/jhbuild.xml:949(simpara) msgid "" "Do not build the listed modules. Used to skip the building of specified " "dependencies." msgstr "" "Ne compile pas les modules de la liste. Utilisé pour éviter la construction " "de dépendances spécifiques." #: C/jhbuild.xml:955(term) msgid "=tag,..." msgstr "=étiquette,..." #: C/jhbuild.xml:958(simpara) msgid "" "Ignore modules that do not match tag. Modules are " "automatically attributed a tag matching the name of the module's module set." msgstr "" "Ignore les modules qui ne correspondent pas à étiquette. Une étiquette correspondant au nom du jeu de modules conteneur " "est automatiquement attribuée à chaque module." #: C/jhbuild.xml:966(term) msgid "" ", =module" msgstr "" ", =module" #: C/jhbuild.xml:969(simpara) msgid "" "Start at the named module rather than at the beginning of the list. This " "option is useful if the build was interrupted." msgstr "" "Commence par le module indiqué plutôt qu'au début de la liste des " "dépendances. Cette option est utile quand la construction précédente a " "échoué." #: C/jhbuild.xml:976(option) msgid "-D" msgstr "-D" #: C/jhbuild.xml:979(simpara) msgid "" "If supported by the underlying version control system, update the source " "tree to the specified date before building. An ISO date format is required, " "e.g. \"2009-09-18 02:32Z\"." msgstr "" "Si le système de gestion de version sous-jacent le prend en charge, met à " "jour l'arborescence source selon son état à la date indiquée, avant de " "commencer la construction. La date doit être indiquée au format ISO, par " "exemple \"2009-09-18 02:32Z\"." #: C/jhbuild.xml:987(term) msgid ", " msgstr ", " #: C/jhbuild.xml:989(simpara) msgid "" "Run graphical tests on the actual X server rather than in a simulated Xvfb." msgstr "" "Effectue les tests graphiques avec le serveur X réel au lieu d'utiliser une " "simulation Xvfb." #: C/jhbuild.xml:995(term) msgid ", " msgstr ", " #: C/jhbuild.xml:998(simpara) msgid "" "If the build fails, and if supported by the version control system, force a " "checkout and run autogen.sh before retrying the build." msgstr "" "Si la construction échoue et que le système de gestion de version le prend " "en charge, force une extraction et exécute autogen.sh " "avant de recommencer la construction." #: C/jhbuild.xml:1006(term) msgid ", " msgstr ", " #: C/jhbuild.xml:1008(simpara) msgid "" "If one or more of a module's dependencies failed, this option forces JHBuild " "to try to build the module anyway." msgstr "" "Si l'une ou plusieurs des dépendances du module échouent, cette option force " "JHBuild à essayer tout de même de construire le module." #: C/jhbuild.xml:1015(term) msgid ", " msgstr ", " #: C/jhbuild.xml:1017(simpara) msgid "Build the modules even if policy states it is not required." msgstr "" "Construit les modules même si la stratégie habituelle indique que ce n'est " "pas nécessaire." #: C/jhbuild.xml:1025(simpara) msgid "" "Modules listed as optional dependencies, may not be required to build the " "module. This option forces JHBuild to build optional dependencies." msgstr "" "Certains modules énumérés comme dépendances facultatives ne sont pas " "absolument nécessaires pour construire le module. Cette option force JHBuild " "à construire aussi les dépendances facultatives." #: C/jhbuild.xml:1032(term) msgid "=time" msgstr "=temps" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1034(simpara) msgid "" "Skip modules installed more recently than the specified relative time. The " "time string format is a number followed by a " "unit. The following units are supported: seconds (s), minutes (m), hours (h) " "and days (d). For example, will skip modules " "built less than two hours ago." msgstr "" "Ignore les modules installés plus récemment que l'intervalle de temps donné. " "Le format de la chaîne temps est un nombre suivi " "d'une unité. Les unités reconnues sont : secondes (s), minutes (m), heures " "(h) et jours (d). Par exemple, ignore les " "modules construits il y a moins de deux heures." #: C/jhbuild.xml:1049(title) msgid "buildone" msgstr "buildone" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1051(para) msgid "" "The buildone command is similar to build, but it does not build the dependent modules. It is useful for " "rebuilding one or more modules." msgstr "" "La commande buildone est semblable à build, mais elle ne construit pas les dépendances du module. Elle est " "utile pour reconstruire un ou plusieurs modules." #: C/jhbuild.xml:1056(command) msgid "jhbuild buildone" msgstr "jhbuild buildone" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1069(para) msgid "" "The , , , , , and options are " "processed as per the build command." msgstr "" "Les options , , , , , , et sont " "traitées de la même manière que pour la commande build." #: C/jhbuild.xml:1077(para) C/jhbuild.xml:1511(para) msgid "At least one module must be listed on the command line." msgstr "" "Cette commande nécessite au minimum un module dans la ligne de commande." #: C/jhbuild.xml:1083(title) msgid "checkbranches" msgstr "checkbranches" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1085(para) msgid "" "The checkbranches checks the module's branches are " "defined correctly within the version control system and the branches are " "consistent with the module set." msgstr "" "La commande checkbranches vérifie si les branches des " "modules sont définies correctement dans le gestionnaire de version et si les " "branches sont cohérentes avec le jeu de modules." #: C/jhbuild.xml:1090(command) msgid "jhbuild checkbranches" msgstr "jhbuild checkbranches" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1091(replaceable) msgid "branch" msgstr "branche" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1091(arg) msgid "--branch=" msgstr "--branch=" #: C/jhbuild.xml:1096(term) msgid "" "=branch, =branche,