It might simplify the first steps for some people :) The lockfile should create a consistent environment. I only have tested this on macOS arm64 so far though.
We create two environments:
compiler: contains cmake, ninja, and the C++ compiler
host: contains llvmdev and zlib (and whatever else might be linked)
A start task is also added to run the development version of lpython. I was pretty confused for a while which runtime folder to include so I also added that to the start command (and changed build1.sh).
I can fix this up for linux and windows if you all like it.
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lpython.It might simplify the first steps for some people :) The lockfile should create a consistent environment. I only have tested this on macOS arm64 so far though.
We create two environments:
compiler: containscmake,ninja, and the C++ compilerhost: containsllvmdevandzlib(and whatever else might be linked)A
starttask is also added to run the development version of lpython. I was pretty confused for a while whichruntimefolder to include so I also added that to thestartcommand (and changedbuild1.sh).I can fix this up for linux and windows if you all like it.