qemu/_constraints

<constraints>
  <!-- All builds are fine with 10GB disk -->
  <overwrite>
    <conditions>
      <package>qemu</package>
      <package>qemu:linux-user</package>
      <package>qemu:testsuite</package>
    </conditions>
    <hardware>
      <disk>
        <size unit="G">10</size>
      </disk>
    </hardware>
  </overwrite>
  <!-- To test qemu-linux-user, armv7l needs more than the default memory -->
  <overwrite>
    <conditions>
      <arch>armv7l</arch>
      <package>qemu:linux-user</package>
    </conditions>
    <hardware>
      <memory>
        <size unit="M">8192</size>
      </memory>
    </hardware>
  </overwrite>
  <!-- To build qemu, s390x needs more than the default memory -->
  <overwrite>
    <conditions>
      <arch>s390x</arch>
      <package>qemu</package>
    </conditions>
    <hardware>
      <memory>
        <size unit="M">1200</size>
      </memory>
    </hardware>
  </overwrite>
  <!-- Excluding ARM, qemu-testsuite needs more than the default memory -->
  <overwrite>
    <conditions>
      <arch>i586</arch>
      <arch>x86_64</arch>
      <arch>ppc64le</arch>
      <package>qemu:testsuite</package>
    </conditions>
    <hardware>
      <memory>
        <size unit="M">4400</size>
      </memory>
    </hardware>
  </overwrite>
  <!-- And for some reason ppc64 needs even more -->
  <overwrite>
    <conditions>
      <arch>ppc64</arch>
      <package>qemu:testsuite</package>
    </conditions>
    <hardware>
      <memory>
        <size unit="M">4800</size>
      </memory>
    </hardware>
  </overwrite>
  <!-- To build qemu in a reasonable amount of time, aarch64 and x86_64 needs as much parallelism as we can get -->
  <overwrite>
    <conditions>
      <arch>aarch64</arch>
      <arch>x86_64</arch>
      <package>qemu</package>
    </conditions>
    <hardware>
      <processors>8</processors>
    </hardware>
  </overwrite>
</constraints>