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host-nodejs is quite long to build (5 minutes on a very fast build machine), and will become a download dependency when we implement vendoring for NodeJS-based packages. In order to mitigate this build time, an idea is to use a pre-compiled host NodeJS. One option would be to use a pre-installed NodeJS, but we're concerned by version compatibility issues of the host NodeJS/NPM does not have the same version as the target NodeJS/NPM. So another option is to use a pre-compiled NodeJS provided by the NodeJS project itself. To achieve this, this commit turns the host-nodejs package into a virtual package. For the time being, this has just one provider: host-nodejs-src, which builds host-nodejs from source. This is the original host-nodejs package, renamed to host-nodejs-src. The target nodejs package is also renamed to nodejs-src in order to have a single package nodejs-src that has a host and target version, as usual. We do keep the nodejs target package itself, but it's an empty package - not even a virtual package. This means the following. - Its VERSION, SOURCE and SITE variables are left empty. The existing variables are renamed to NODEJS_COMMON_VERSION etc. to allow them to be reused by nodejs-src and the future nodejs-bin. - It's a generic package with a single dependency, nodejs-src. - The Config.in remains unchanged, except that it selects BR2_PACKAGE_NODEJS_SRC. - BR2_PACKAGE_NODEJS_SRC is a blind option. Co-authored-by: Thomas Petazzoni <thomas.petazzoni@bootlin.com> Signed-off-by: Arnout Vandecappelle <arnout@mind.be> Signed-off-by: Thomas Petazzoni <thomas.petazzoni@bootlin.com>
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