bs.append(system_bootstrappers[d][v](config, offline, assume_yes))
# We need to run the toolchain bootstrapper for the target, not the
# build because we might be cross-compiling
if toolchains:
d, v = target
# We don't require a toolchain bootstrapper when not
# cross-compiling, and when cross-compiling we sometimes rely on
# the system to provide it. For example, when cross-compiling to
# Linux-ARM or to UWP.
if d in toolchain_bootstrappers:
if v not in toolchain_bootstrappers[d]:
v = None
bs.append(toolchain_bootstrappers[d][v](config, offline,
assume_yes))
# Build the build-tools after all other bootstrappers
if build_tools:
bs.append(BuildTools(config, offline))
return bs
from cerbero.bootstrap import linux, windows, android, osx, ios
linux.register_all()
windows.register_all()
android.register_all()
osx.register_all()
ios.register_all()
# both for the target host and the build one. For instance, when
# bootstraping to cross-compile for windows we also need to bootstrap
# the build host.
target = (target_distro, target_distro_version)
build = (distro, distro_version)
if target == build:
blist = [target]
else:
blist = [target, build]
for d, v in blist:
if d not in bootstrappers:
raise FatalError(_("No bootstrapper for the distro %s" % d))
if v not in bootstrappers[d]:
# Be tolerant with the distro version
m.warning(_("No bootstrapper for the distro version %s" % v))
v = None
bs.insert(0, bootstrappers[d][v](config))
return bs
from cerbero.bootstrap import linux, windows, android, osx, ios
linux.register_all()
windows.register_all()
android.register_all()
osx.register_all()
ios.register_all()