Closed owl4ce closed 3 years ago
Strange. I had no issues with CMake for llvmtools... I even forgot to install it, so I had to open another tmux session, build and install it to llvmtools
A quick fix would be to build Cmake under chroot.
I may try another build on a Gentoo host :P
A quick fix would be to build Cmake under chroot.
I may try another build on a Gentoo host :P
I know, but building libuv need autoconf
, automake
, and libtool
.
I know, but building libuv need autoconf, automake, and libtool.
llvmtools should have libuv to build cmake for llvmtools
I mean in chroot
I know, but building libuv need autoconf, automake, and libtool.
llvmtools should have libuv to build cmake for llvmtools
In chroot, llvmtools should have libuv. Just change the prefix to /llvmtools
... although, I'm not sure if the bootstrap script will need autotools (autoconf, automake, etc)
Does CMake bootstrap if you try to build CMake for your host?
./bootstrap --prefix=/usr
In chroot, llvmtools should have libuv. Just change the prefix to
/llvmtools
... although, I'm not sure if the bootstrap script will need autotools (autoconf, automake, etc)Does CMake bootstrap if you try to build CMake for your host?
./bootstrap --prefix=/usr
Yes, cmake bootstrap successful in host but not when building it.
Ok, I'll try cmake in chroot with libuv in llvmtools later. Currently very tired.
Ah I see, this was my mistake that including zlib header (preferred to use because installed (needed by pigz)) in llvmtools. Should be normal if not using systems installed programs.
I don't know how to override headers PATH to
/llvmtools/include
, when I try to configure withCFLAGS="-I/llvmtools/include" CXXFLAGS="-I/llvmtools/include" ./bootstrap
still fails to build.