Hello,
> [...] Regardless of whether the redhat is
> there or not, %configure should be setting --build and --host at least
> the same as --target.
right.[1]
Unless cross-building, build and host should be the same.
Unless building a cross-tool, host and target should be the same.
(And unless building a tool, like a compiler or a linker, the value
of target is irrelevant.)
So for usual Fedora development, all three should be the same, which
is best done by specifying --build only. (The other two then default
to the same.)
rpm's %configure should not specify --host and --target.
I guess rpm has to support cross compiling and/or building
cross-tools. But it would be IMHO better to separate the two cases.
I mean that %configure would contain
./configure --build=%{_build} %{?cross_configure_opts} ...
Where cross_configure_opts would get defined to a non-nil value only
in the mnetioned special cases.
Have a nice day,
Stepan
[1] I noticed that while writing the previous mail but I did not want
to broaden the topic.
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