**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Apr 23 03:00:12 2018 Apr 23 06:57:52 morning. I'm trying to create a recipe for the latest gdal. anyone know how to tackle this? https://pastebin.com/t60gup1m Apr 23 07:07:12 hm. seems the CXX/CC options are too complicated for building the python modules. Apr 23 09:57:45 Hi, what is the correct way to clear (certain) runtime dependencies from -native recipes, so they don't get staged into recipe-sysroot-native? Example: openjdk-8-native DEPENDS on icedtea7-native, ant-native, etc. So those end up in recipe-sysroot-native, which I don't want. I've tried RDEPENDS_remove_${PN}_class-native which seems to effectively cause no runtime deps to be installed at all. I've also tried to move icedtea7-native and ant-na Apr 23 09:57:45 tive into do_configure[depends] (based on the gcc recipes as guidance), but that doesn't seem to help, either, as everything is still copied into recipe-sysroot-native. I must have done something wrong... I think the latter should work, given gcc recipes seem to do the same, no? Apr 23 11:34:53 andre_d: there is no way to exclude things from the sysroot - if they are in the dependency chain, they will be in there Apr 23 11:35:22 hm, so how does gcc manage to not install gcc-initial into the sysroot? Apr 23 11:37:49 And why do many python recipes clear out or explicitly set RDEPENDS_${PN}_class-native? Apr 23 11:39:53 andre_d: I think there is a bunch of logic in sstate.bbclass / staging.bbclass that weeds some things out, but it's not meant to be configurable Apr 23 11:40:59 oh, ok. I'll check there. Thanks bluelightning **** ENDING LOGGING AT Tue Apr 24 03:00:01 2018