It was noticed that occasionally (or always for GCC?), the order of target setup (that is, targets include/ & src/ respectively) were not setup correctly. For GCC a patched version is required, which is generated by the include/ target. This must happen before setting up/building the /src target but this was not the case.
This PR just makes it explicit in what order things are setup. Verified multiple times switching back and forth between master & this branch (and bdep deinit @gcc && bdep init @gcc inbetween).
It was noticed that occasionally (or always for GCC?), the order of target setup (that is, targets
include/&src/respectively) were not setup correctly. For GCC a patched version is required, which is generated by theinclude/target. This must happen before setting up/building the/srctarget but this was not the case.This PR just makes it explicit in what order things are setup. Verified multiple times switching back and forth between master & this branch (and
bdep deinit @gcc && bdep init @gccinbetween).Tested with GCC 10, GCC 11 & Clang 13.