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phcpack release 2.4.88 #949
phcpack release 2.4.88 #949
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Hi @janverschelde , There's a link error on Fedora:
It could be a problem with the environment setup. What do you think @mosteo ? |
Thanks for looking into this. That is fails on fedora is unfortunate, |
You lack a dependency on the libstdc++-static package. Tested with
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Is this dependency something that should be specified in the toml file? |
Yes, look at this example: 4bbd7f9#diff-c927038ae835825f93ac28baf3b06fe726e0bb7e30bfe70f654dcebc2f368f7c Relevant section in docs: https://alire.ada.dev/docs/#external-releases |
added dependency
the file aims to declare the dependency on libstdc++static
Thanks for the example. I tried to add the file to declare the dependency on the statically linked c++ libraries... |
removed empty lines
Hi @janverschelde, there seems to be a problem in the checks for the new external definition, but this is on my plate as the definition seems correct. Thanks for your patience. |
@janverschelde , the problem is with the location of the |
Thank you very much for this fix. What is the next step? |
There seems to be some issue with the regex that detects versions on Fedora; this is really unfortunate because even if I fix it in I'm looking at it right now but if things turn out as they seem, the proper fix will require a new index version in tandem with the next To not delay merging your crate until then, I would leave your crate without the libstdc++ dependency, remove the c++ Fedora external, and document somewhere in your project that libstdc++ must be installed in the system. Let me tweak the manifests to see if things work as expected, so you have to do nothing really. |
Keep libstdc++ external separate for the future.
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Merging with the expected failure on Fedora; remember to make a note somewhere that libstdc++-static
must be installed.
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