target.mk: improve handling of default enabled SECCOMP
Handling default packages selection is really problematic and error prone. In all the changes, the SECCOMP config is enabled by default if supported by the target. This is problematic for the scenario of the first .config creation where this option will be enabled by default but the package default are already being parsed. This cause the reparsing of the default package on the next command and the "outdated config" error. To better handle this special case, add additiona logic to match the dependency in the config and check if CONFIG_SECCOMP should be enabled by default in the scenario where a .config needs to be init and doesn't exist. Signed-off-by: Christian Marangi <ansuelsmth@gmail.com>
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# default package configuration
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# default package configuration
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# Keep DYNAMIC_DEF_PKG_CONF in sync with toplevel.mk to reflect the same configs
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# Keep DYNAMIC_DEF_PKG_CONF in sync with toplevel.mk to reflect the same configs
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DYNAMIC_DEF_PKG_CONF := CONFIG_USE_APK CONFIG_SELINUX CONFIG_SMALL_FLASH CONFIG_SECCOMP
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DYNAMIC_DEF_PKG_CONF := CONFIG_USE_APK CONFIG_SELINUX CONFIG_SMALL_FLASH CONFIG_SECCOMP
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ifneq ($(wildcard $(TOPDIR)/.config),)
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$(foreach config, $(DYNAMIC_DEF_PKG_CONF), \
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$(foreach config, $(DYNAMIC_DEF_PKG_CONF), \
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$(eval $(config) := $(shell grep "$(config)=y" $(TOPDIR)/.config 2>/dev/null)) \
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$(eval $(config) := $(shell grep "$(config)=y" $(TOPDIR)/.config 2>/dev/null)) \
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)
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)
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# Init config that are enabled by default. Dependency are checked matching the one in
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# the config.
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else
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ifeq ($(filter $(BOARD), uml),)
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ifneq ($(filter $(ARCH), aarch64 arm armeb mips mipsel mips64 mips64el i386 powerpc x86_64),)
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CONFIG_SECCOMP := y
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endif
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endif
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endif
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endif
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endif
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# default device type
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# default device type
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