cgl compliance calculator

[vaduvajanalexandru@xxxxxxxxx (Vaduva alexandru)]

Thanks guys for your help. This is why I asked about a CGL compliance calculator:

There is this meta-cgl layer: git.enea.com Git - linux/meta-cgl.git/summary available to the community that tries to be a placeholder and a starting point for building a CGL compliant Linux distribution using Yocto Project.

 
 git.enea.com Git - linux/meta-cgl.git/summary
2014-04-11 Alexandru.Vaduva Removed the mask done for lvm2 recipe.  master commit | commitdiff | tree | snapshot 2014-04-08 Valentin Cobelea README file cleanup and improvements.   
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My personal github link is available at: VaduvaAlexandru/meta-cgl? 

 
   VaduvaAlexandru/meta-cgl
This repo is a clone of the meta-cgl layer maintained by Enea (http://www.enea.com/linux)  
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I am thinking of a tool to try and calculate the cgl compliance and after a number of searches done on the internet I found nothing.
Decided to come to the community and ask for some help.
If anyone wants to contribute with ideas or wishes to do a review after the first draft of the tool is completed it will be wonderful.

Inside the Yocto Project community the layer had a warm welcoming. If anyone interested in the evolution of the tool can follow the available links or can send a private email to me. I will try to keep them posted when any interesting changes will be made in the layer.
For the moment the work in this layer is just at the beginning, but I was curious about how much of the tools, patches, cgl compiance tests etc. used to make part of a cgl compliant Linux system were available to the community. 



Alex



On Wednesday, May 7, 2014 12:57 AM, Peter Badovinatz <tabmowzo at us.ibm.com> wrote:
 


On 05/05/14 12:06, Vaduva alexandru wrote:
> Are there any tools for testing like for LSB?

No, sorry. It's all manual disclosure based. As implied below, all 
currently-registered distributions for CGL 5 support all mandatory 
requirements. Any differences would be in coverage of non-mandatory 
requirements. But if you're interested in submitting a distribution for 
registration then you can get the information from the web site and you 
need to fill in the documentation.

> On Monday, May 5, 2014 9:53 PM, Peter Badovinatz <tabmowzo at us.ibm.com>
> wrote:
> On 04/05/14 14:56, Vaduva alexandru wrote:
>
>? > Is there available any CGL compliance calculator app?
>? > The apps purpose would be to calculate the level of CGL compliance based
>? > on the number of CGL available compliance or similar.
>? >
>? > Alex
>? >
>
> Alex,
>
> There is no such app. Rather than 'compliance' CGL supports a
> registration program based on reviewed disclosure of support. You can
> review the registrations on this page:
> http://www.linuxfoundation.org/collaborate/workgroups/cgl/registered-distributions#CGL_5.0_Registered_Distributions_.2F_Platforms
>
> The registrations documents describe how each distribution supports the
> mandatory requirements in the CGL specification. The documents will also
> describe whether and how non-mandatory requirements are supported. For
> better or worse you'll need to review the documents to determine the
> details of each distribution's support.
>
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