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Create deb package #233
Create deb package #233
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I'm not sure how to test these changes and I'm not a packaging expert, but this all looks reasonable to me. I think the odds of breaking any existing functionality is low, therefore we should merge this sooner rather than later and we will perhaps get more feedback.
"https://github.com/KhronosGroup/OpenCL-Headers") | ||
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# Version number [epoch:]upstream_version[-debian_revision] | ||
set(LATEST_RELEASE_VERSION "2023.04.17") |
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Out of curiosity where did this date come from? Will it need to be updated manually? If so, when should it be updated?
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set(PACKAGE_VERSION_REVISION "${CPACK_DEBIAN_PACKAGE_VERSION}-${CPACK_DEBIAN_PACKAGE_RELEASE}") | ||
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set(DEBIAN_PACKAGE_NAME "opencl-c-headers") |
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Is this an existing package name or something new? If this is a new package name I'd suggest removing "c", since I tend to think of "OpenCL C" as being the kernel language.
Closing this, as the functionality was added in #239 |
Adds a CMake module with the packaging configuration and "Package" and "Consume" steps to GitHub actions to check that it works as it should.