The current 7.x version of qemu has build issues with newer
compilers, and using the updated package.mk in packages/tools/qemu seems
to fix these problems.
* Seems that meson is traded for autoconf.
* --target flags for arm and aarch64 are now explicit.
* DONT_BUILD_LEGACY_PYC=1 is used to prevent some issues with pip and
other env setup.
GCC15 raises a warning if a string is copied without its null
terminator, e.g. the literal "abcd" includes a NUL character which does
not fit in the four-character array `a`:
char a[4] = "abcd"
GRUB includes a literal token of this form, and raises a warning, which
ROCKNIX converts to an error.
This patch disables the error in GRUB. As with all `-W-no-*` disabled
warnings, this has no effect on older GCC compilers, and is safe to use.
The ncurses C++ bindings does not appear to be compatible with modern
g++ compilers (tested in 15.2.1) and produces compile-time errors. The
bindings do not seem to be used in ROCKNIX and can be safely removed.
This patch disables C++ bindings in the host build.
Signed-off-by: Marshall Ward <marshall.ward@gmail.com>
