contrarius(1)
Name
contrarius - A tool to create cross-toolchains
Synopsis
Description
contrarius.
Options
Actions
Selects which basic action to perform. Up to one action should be specified. If no action is specified, contrarius tries to createa cross toolchain.
- -V, --version
- Display program version
- -h, --help
- Display program help
Building
Tweak toolchain creation.
- -f, --fetch
- Only fetch sources; don't install anything
- -p, --pretend (--no-pretend)
- Pretend only
- -E, --environment
- Environment specification (class:suffix, both parts optional)
- --show-reasons
- Show why packages are being installed
- none
- Don't show any information (default)
- summary
- Show a summary
- full
- Show full output (can be very verbose)
- -s, --stage
- Build specified toolchain stage.
- binutils
- Build binutils only (default)
- minimal
- Build a minimal gcc additionaly
- headers
- Build kernel headers additionaly
- libc
- Build the C Standard Library additionally
- full
- Build a full cross toolchain.
- -t, --target
- Build for specified CTARGET.
- -H, --headers (--no-headers)
- Add additional stage to install kernel- and libc-headers before gcc.
- -r, --always-rebuild (--no-always-rebuild)
- Always rebuild already built stages.
- --debug-build
- What to do with debug information
- none
- Discard debug information (default)
- split
- Split debug information
- internal
- Keep debug information with binaries
Options for output verbosity
Control how verbose contrarius is.
- -v, --verbose (--no-verbose)
- Be verbose
- -L, --log-level
- Specify the log level
- debug
- Show debug output (noisy)
- qa
- Show QA messages and warnings only (default)
- warning
- Show warnings only
- silent
- Suppress all log messages (UNSAFE)
- -C, --no-colour
- Do not use colour
- --no-color
- Alias for --no-colour
- --resume-command-template
- Save the resume command to a file made using mkstemp(3)
Environment
- CONTRARIUS_OPTIONS
- Default command-line options.