This fixes detecting available signals when configuring perl.
(cnf/configure_sigs.sh)
Without this, running aclocal prints warnings about missing signals,
which can be further demonstraded by running
perl -le 'print for keys %SIG'
Signed-off-by: Jacob Kroon <jacob.kroon@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Richard Purdie <richard.purdie@linuxfoundation.org>
fgrep file find flock g++ gawk gcc getconf getopt git grep gunzip gzip \
head hostname id install ld ldd ln ls make makeinfo md5sum mkdir mknod \
mktemp mv nm objcopy objdump od patch perl pod2man pr printf pwd python2 \
- python2.7 python3 ranlib readelf readlink rm rmdir rpcgen sed sh sha256sum \
+ python2.7 python3 ranlib readelf readlink rm rmdir rpcgen sed seq sh sha256sum \
sleep sort split stat strings strip tail tar tee test touch tr true uname \
uniq wc wget which xargs \
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# If you wish to use certain hosts without the proxy, specify them in NO_PROXY.
# See the script for details on syntax. The script oe-git-proxy uses some tools
# that may not be included on HOSTTOOLS, thus add them manually through
-# HOSTTOOLS += "getent seq"
+# HOSTTOOLS += "getent"
# Uncomment this to use a shared download directory
#DL_DIR = "/some/shared/download/directory/"