Open sogaiu opened 8 months ago
As pointed out in https://github.com/clojure-emacs/clojure-ts-mode/pull/27, some paths for the "Compile From Source" instructions are off for both Linux and macOS.
For example, for Linux I currently see:
mkdir -p dist cc -c -I./src src/parser.c -o "parser.o" cc -fPIC -shared src/parser.o -o "dist/libtree-sitter-clojure.so"
The second cc invocation refers to a .o that's not likely to exist from just following the instructions. Likely to lead to a better result might be:
cc
.o
mkdir -p dist cc -c -I./src src/parser.c -o "src/parser.o" cc -fPIC -shared src/parser.o -o "dist/libtree-sitter-clojure.so"
That is, have the first cc invocation put the .o file in the src subdirectory.
src
A similar situation holds for the current macOS instructions.
One way to amend those might be:
mkdir -p dist cc -c -I./src src/parser.c -o "src/parser.o" cc -fPIC -shared src/parser.o -o "dist/libtree-sitter-clojure.dylib"
Now that Emacs compiles from source for you I may remove these instructions and instead link to somewhere else that has them instead.
As pointed out in https://github.com/clojure-emacs/clojure-ts-mode/pull/27, some paths for the "Compile From Source" instructions are off for both Linux and macOS.
For example, for Linux I currently see:
The second
cc
invocation refers to a.o
that's not likely to exist from just following the instructions. Likely to lead to a better result might be:That is, have the first
cc
invocation put the.o
file in thesrc
subdirectory.A similar situation holds for the current macOS instructions.
One way to amend those might be: