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Compiling for Linux/*BSD: Mention libatomic in the package installation one-liners #5010

Open fire opened 3 years ago

fire commented 3 years ago

https://docs.godotengine.org/en/stable/development/compiling/compiling_for_x11.html

Before I forget.

libatomic has static versions and it's required for that option in Ubuntu, fedora and Centos

Calinou commented 2 years ago

Should we move the use of use_static_cpp=yes only when production=yes is passed? I feel it's a unnecessary hurdle for development builds (which you don't intend to redistribute), as mentioned numerous times in GitHub issues.

LinuxUserGD commented 1 year ago

and it's required for that option in Ubuntu, fedora and Centos

libatomic is not required when using llvm/clang without static_cpp, so this patch works: https://github.com/LinuxUserGD/godot/commit/3b5ced37a7fad61d2263172f5ca39284fea48a78

Calinou commented 1 year ago

libatomic is not required when using llvm/clang without static_cpp, so this patch works: LinuxUserGD/godot/commit/3b5ced37a7fad61d2263172f5ca39284fea48a78

That URL appears to be broken, likely because your fork repository is private.

LinuxUserGD commented 1 year ago

That URL appears to be broken, likely because your fork repository is private.

Sorry, deleted the repository after merge. When using a linux system with llvm/clang toolchain without gcc dependencies, gcc needs to be manually installed to provide libatomic. So libatomic is probably not required for bootstrapped clang on Linux systems when linking with libc++: https://github.com/godotengine/godot/pull/71766/files