Open xiota opened 1 month ago
The same for Ubuntu 22.04.3. Commit 46d627b is the last functional one as well.
The branch builds and the result is functional. The only problem is that the plugins like dataflow_analysis are not built
The only problem is that the plugins like dataflow_analysis are not built
I enabled some previously disabled plugins because they're needed by an enabled plugin. Other disabled plugins were not changed. To build all plugins, add option to cmake when configuring: -DBUILD_ALL_PLUGINS=ON
I believe you have uncovered a larger issue here which applies beyond Arch. logic_evaluator
has an incorrect build config, we shouldn't be building this plugin by default without building all of its dependencies.
Our CI didn't catch this because we build with BUILD_ALL_PLUGINS
, which is not the default release configuration.
@joern274: As the code owner for the logic_evaluator
plugin, could you please have a look at the default build flags for the plugin here? https://github.com/emsec/hal/blob/936f6901ef8c5e18049298c1377be5e8fa678813/plugins/logic_evaluator/CMakeLists.txt#L1
We may either want to build all its dependencies by default (careful, this includes the new simulator engine and makes us dependent on Verilator by default) or rather make this plugin optional.
Describe the bug
49e9cb8f4977232667c4c816b16474e8e47d402e fails to build on Arch Linux. Using GCC 14.2.1. Last successful build was 46d627b3e73 (4.2.0.r355) on 2024-05-08.
Issues:
I didn't save logs, so would have to rebuild multiple times to recreate the errors. Before doing so, should the extra info be added to this issue or new ones?
The igraph issues may be relatively simple to fix, so I'm considering opening PRs.
To Reproduce
Try to build
aur/hal-git
in clean chroot on Arch Linux. Package needs to be updated, but sufficient to reproduce errors.Adjust cmake options to observe different errors. Disable plugins with:
Expected behavior
Should build successfully.