Hello!

In build systems I've seen SDK comprises separate host tools and sysroot. 
Isar chose the multiarch approach. So I'm asking you to clarify:
1) that I must put "*-dev" packages in SDK_PREINSTALL in order for them to 
be available to the cross-compiler;
2) that there is no detached "sysroot" format available.

I'm currently trying to install ROS 2 arm64 package to my SDK:
SDK_PREINSTALL += "\
    ros-lyrical-ros-base:${DISTRO_ARCH}"
The problem is that it depends on "python3-pytest:arm64". "python3-pytest" 
package has "Architecture: all" but not "Multi-Arch: foreign". So it is not 
available with ":arm64" postfix. I'm currently considering investigating 
two approaches:
1) fake packages with equivs;
2) self-packaging like in "siemens/isar-riscv".

Additional note:
The multiarch SDK approach also is also preventing me from
SDK_PREINSTALL += "\
    ros-lyrical-ros-base \
    ros-lyrical-ros-base:${DISTRO_ARCH}"
due to lack of proper multiarch support in ROS 2. 

So I can't use it as Docker rootfs container (I want it to carry ROS 2 for 
both architectures - one for host user, one for cross-compilation). I can 
just add the SDK to a directory in the container and call 
"./relocate_sdk.sh". But why do I have to carry the whole amd64 rootfs 
instead of aarch64 sysroot only?

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