Closed Tombert closed 5 years ago
Hi @Tombert
It looks like there is no buckaroo.toml
file in github.com/protobuf-c/protobuf-c
at master
.
Ah, I was under the erroneous impression that buckaroo would work on random C libraries doing some kind of chroot thing or something...Clearly I was mistaken!
Thanks for your help. Looks like I'll need to either fork protobuf-c and add the buckaroo config or figure out another way to do what I need.
Yes unfortunately there is no magic solution!
We did consider a chroot
approach but this would not work on Windows and doesn't benefit from remote caching.
Thanks for your help. Looks like I'll need to either fork protobuf-c and add the buckaroo config or figure out another way to do what I need.
Yes this is correct. Let me know if you get stuck.
I don't consider not working on Windows to be a bug :)
Anyway, I think I have an idea on how to do it with a chroot on my Raspberry Pi. Thanks for your help, you can feel free to close the issue.
When I try adding the protobuf-c library, I get the error that the library is unresolvable.
Description
I want to add the library "protobuf-c" to my project, but when I do I get the "unresolvable" error
Expected Behavior
Adding the library to the manifest
Actual Behavior
Adding library fails
Steps to Reproduce
Context
I need to use regular C for this project (not C++), and I was hoping to use this to manage the protobuf C library.
Your Environment
Ubuntu Linux 18.10, AMD Ryzen CPU, zsh,