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Flatcar Buildbot 2024-10-07 07:08:02 +00:00 committed by Krzesimir Nowak
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sdk_container/src/third_party/portage-stable/sys-boot/gnu-efi/gnu-efi-3.0.18-r3.ebuild vendored
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@ -42,6 +42,16 @@ check_and_set_objcopy() {
# llvm-objcopy does not support EFI target, try to use binutils objcopy or fail # llvm-objcopy does not support EFI target, try to use binutils objcopy or fail
tc-export OBJCOPY tc-export OBJCOPY
OBJCOPY="${OBJCOPY/llvm-/}" OBJCOPY="${OBJCOPY/llvm-/}"
# Test OBJCOPY to see if it supports EFI targets, and return if it does
LC_ALL=C "${OBJCOPY}" --help | grep -q '\<pei-' && return 0
# If OBJCOPY does not support EFI targets, it is possible that the 'objcopy' on our path is
# still LLVM if the 'binutils-plugin' USE flag is set. In this case, we check to see if the
# '(prefix)/usr/bin/objcopy' binary is available (it should be, it's a dependency), and if
# so, we use the absolute path explicitly.
local binutils_objcopy="${EPREFIX}"/usr/bin/"${OBJCOPY}"
if [[ -e "${binutils_objcopy}" ]]; then
OBJCOPY="${binutils_objcopy}"
fi
LANG=C LC_ALL=C "${OBJCOPY}" --help | grep -q '\<pei-' || die "${OBJCOPY} (objcopy) does not support EFI target" LANG=C LC_ALL=C "${OBJCOPY}" --help | grep -q '\<pei-' || die "${OBJCOPY} (objcopy) does not support EFI target"
fi fi
} }

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sdk_container/src/third_party/portage-stable/sys-boot/gnu-efi/gnu-efi-3.0.18-r5.ebuild vendored
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@ -42,6 +42,16 @@ check_and_set_objcopy() {
# llvm-objcopy does not support EFI target, try to use binutils objcopy or fail # llvm-objcopy does not support EFI target, try to use binutils objcopy or fail
tc-export OBJCOPY tc-export OBJCOPY
OBJCOPY="${OBJCOPY/llvm-/}" OBJCOPY="${OBJCOPY/llvm-/}"
# Test OBJCOPY to see if it supports EFI targets, and return if it does
LC_ALL=C "${OBJCOPY}" --help | grep -q '\<pei-' && return 0
# If OBJCOPY does not support EFI targets, it is possible that the 'objcopy' on our path is
# still LLVM if the 'binutils-plugin' USE flag is set. In this case, we check to see if the
# '(prefix)/usr/bin/objcopy' binary is available (it should be, it's a dependency), and if
# so, we use the absolute path explicitly.
local binutils_objcopy="${EPREFIX}"/usr/bin/"${OBJCOPY}"
if [[ -e "${binutils_objcopy}" ]]; then
OBJCOPY="${binutils_objcopy}"
fi
if ! use arm && ! use riscv; then if ! use arm && ! use riscv; then
# bug #939338 # bug #939338
# objcopy does not understand PE/COFF on these arches: arm32, riscv64 and mips64le # objcopy does not understand PE/COFF on these arches: arm32, riscv64 and mips64le