**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sun Nov 27 02:59:59 2016 Nov 27 10:27:20 i found a project, where they uses Yocto distribution. from which distribtion is Yocto based on? Nov 27 10:35:35 is there python 3 support in yocto? Nov 27 11:49:57 CaptainPi: Yocto isn't based on any distribution, it is one (or allows people to build a custom one) Nov 27 11:50:10 CaptainPi: Yes, there's python3 in Yocto. Might not be in your specific project, though. Nov 27 12:57:09 neverpanic: yocto is not a distribution 3-/ Nov 27 12:57:21 *eyeroll* Nov 27 12:57:39 neverpanic: poky is a distribution, yocto project is an organization Nov 27 12:58:29 Yeah, sorry, I should know that. Nov 27 12:58:52 This is self-inflicted pain that the Yocto project for some reason does to itself, though, so don't exect a lot of sympathy. Nov 27 13:04:15 neverpanic: no worries, I just know that certain people *cough* are quite *cough* obssessed with this Nov 27 14:02:30 same problem KDE had tbh. Nov 27 14:02:32 had/has Nov 27 14:23:30 does yocto have a package manager? Nov 27 14:23:40 that knows the dependencies? Nov 27 14:27:09 what do you mean Nov 27 14:30:44 CaptainPi: Distributions based on poky can have a package manager, but they don't have to. Package managers could be rpm-based, deb-based or ipk-based. Common examples are smart, apt-get and opkg. Nov 27 14:32:07 i come from gentoo\funtoo Nov 27 14:32:23 and there i have the ebuild concept that know the dependencies of each package Nov 27 14:32:47 nether the less i need to merge my self the package from source code Nov 27 14:33:43 I would prefere to avoid rpm\deb, but i would like to know if something like in gentoo\funtoo exists in yocto Nov 27 14:34:02 the whole thing is a setup thing for a _build_ Nov 27 14:34:11 you can enable/disable features and packages Nov 27 14:34:42 of course since it's a framework to create your own distro it's not necessarily as simple as using a command line package manager :P Nov 27 14:35:30 so you have to modify your distribution's bitbake files etc Nov 27 14:36:05 the package management system that can be utilized is a binary-only thing and meant for updates where you don't just "flash" a new root file system Nov 27 14:37:35 CaptainPi: the recipes have dependency information Nov 27 14:37:48 yup Nov 27 14:37:58 and some packages have "build with X,Y,Z" kind of configuration Nov 27 20:36:45 there is file name linux-next.bb, so PN is linux-next or linux? Nov 27 20:37:47 linux-next, _ is the separator Nov 27 21:07:11 Hello everybody ! Nov 27 21:08:30 I'm quite new to yocto and I m facing an issue with libsdl2-image Nov 27 21:09:10 what is the best way to find some help ? here or maybe there is a forum ? Nov 27 22:06:47 thunders: there's a mailing list: https://lists.yoctoproject.org/listinfo/yocto Nov 27 22:06:54 you need to be subscribed to post Nov 27 22:07:36 also, some folks are asking their questions on stackoverflow these days (tagged with yocto and/or openembedded) Nov 27 22:07:52 you can also just ask here Nov 27 22:14:47 Thank you bluelightning. Nov 27 22:14:59 Let s try it here 1st then :) Nov 27 22:16:06 I m trying to bitbake libsdl2-image under Krogoth for wandboard Nov 27 22:16:51 unfortunately libsdl2 fails to compile SDL_vivantevideo.lo Nov 27 22:17:40 complaining about few undeclared function. As an example : Nov 27 22:17:43 SDL_vivantevideo.c:100:30: error: 'VIVANTE_GLES_LoadLibrary' undeclared (first use in this function) | device->GL_LoadLibrary = VIVANTE_GLES_LoadLibrary; Nov 27 22:18:44 The weird thing is I can see those declaration in the header file that lives at the came level as SDL_vivantevideo.c Nov 27 22:19:49 is there anything that comes to your mind ? Nov 28 02:39:53 thunders: vivante binary crap broke, ask freescale for help ;) **** ENDING LOGGING AT Mon Nov 28 03:00:00 2016