End Users Who Use Termux Desire LLVM

SDRausty commented 2 years ago

Since 2015 users who use their smartphones as computers via Termux app have desired LLVM:

https://github.com/termux/termux-packages/issues/9440 [Bug]: clang-13 cannot cross compile https://github.com/termux/termux-packages/issues/9308 [Bug]: apt install doesnt work but pkg install works https://github.com/termux/termux-packages/issues/9204 Is lfortran package working? https://github.com/termux/termux-packages/issues/8884 [Bug]: lldb unable to launch process https://github.com/termux/termux-packages/issues/8880

https://github.com/termux/termux-packages/issues/8823

https://github.com/termux/termux-packages/issues/8822

I have found myself in a bit of a bind with Termux curators by stating since 2016 that many programs do work. While some of them state these programs simply do not work.

TermuxArch uses Termux PRoot and enables using LLVM on Android handheld smartphone and much more. Many of these issues deal with native Termux that Termux would like to support, but cannot as LLVM still does not work in native Termux; Can LLVM be made available for native Termux users?

SDRausty commented 2 years ago

Their motivation is simple:

Root/crack your Android handheld instead of granting Android app privilages logic enforced via bans and locks at Termux along with intimidation.

nikic commented 2 years ago

Can you please be more precise in what exactly is needed to resolve this issue? It is not actionable in the current form.

SDRausty commented 2 years ago

Can you please be more precise in what exactly is needed to resolve this issue?

Thank you for asking @nikic; an LLVM package packaged for Termux here as far as I know. I am fine with how LLVM works in TermuxArch. A big thank you to the LLVM team; Great job! Keep up the fine work!

TermuxArch is a BASH shell configuration and installation script that installs Linux in Termux PRoot and LLVM works very well in Termux PRoot Android on arm7, aarch64, x86 and x86_64 architectures which I have tested on my Android handheld smartphone.

However, Termux users have desired a native package since around the year 2015. Does this answer answer your question in full? If not, please let me know.

Yonle commented 2 years ago

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Kacau balau hidup kau nanti, apalagi lawakanmu dikenang pada akhirnya.

Anda sudah mau tua, Janganlah kayak anak kecil. Sekali cucu kau melihatmu seperti itu kedepannya, Mau kapok sudah terlambat.

Go translate ahead

Yonle commented 2 years ago

@nikic, This issue is opened because the person (which is @SDRausty) is banned in @Termux org due to nonsense comment that advertising TermuxArch/even being off topic in wrong place, especially in PR.

The following image is from another user that involved in this conflic:

Please, Close and lock this issue as it's well completely full of nonsenses.

As for @SDRausty, Remember that i had nothing to do with your business. But as i can see you're going into a wrong path as well. So i suggest you to change your mind as quick as possible.

Yonle commented 2 years ago

Some note @SDRausty, Without LLVM, Termux, proot in android, or even your TermuxArch won't even exist.

What is Termux?

The following information is False:

Root/crack your Android handheld instead of granting Android app privilages logic enforced via bans and locks at Termux along with intimidation.

Termux is a Terminal Emulator for Android with package manager called apt (with pkg as apt handler) for some programs like nano, vim, or even git. They're not focused for pentesting purpose anymore.

See https://termux.org for more information.

SDRausty commented 2 years ago

One of the reasons that I have created this issue here is the issues mentioned in the first message, and this comment by former Termux curator @xeffyr whose account seems to have been ghosted for possessing multiple accounts at GitHub imitating multiple users judging by the now fairly easy to see self talk of the recently ghosted @xeffyr account at Termux:

> Literally same issue as with rustup. Those installers aren't working with custom distributions. They are pretty much useless unless have added upstream support for Termux and supply compatible toolchain binaries.

And also this comment here by Termux curator @Grimler91: > Termux needs binaries compiled for termux and linked against android's libc. GHCup-hs (and rustup, and tlmgr, and ...) doesn't provide binaries for termux, so no, I don't see any way that this package can work

NOTE: tlmgr and texlive work flawlessly in TermuxArch on aarch64, armv7l, x84 and x86_64 computer architectures which I have just very recently discovered after writing a short BASH texlive installation script and testing it. Almost five years of won't fix with Termux's native version is past tense for Termux PRoot users today if they know it has been published, along with the massive +7GB failed to work after successfully downloading and installing files.

Yonle commented 2 years ago

As the reason of why this person getting banned from @termux org, See https://github.com/termux/termux-packages/issues/202#issuecomment-1072972799

SDRausty commented 2 years ago

Without LLVM, Termux, proot in android, or even your TermuxArch won't even exist.

LLVM has nothing to do with Termux PRoot in order to run. It does enable LLVM inside the PRoot computer environment, and much more! It enables LLVM on Android handheld device in a fakeroot chroot like environment that surprisingly at times works faster than native: >Faster than vanilla Termux? Yes, faster by ~0.5s!

Termux PRoot is a standalone program that is written in C which easily compiles in native Termux. What Termux PRoot does with tweeks is simple amazing, "The power of Linux in the palm of your hand, anywhere that you can take an Android smartphone!"

Yonle commented 2 years ago

Without LLVM, Termux, proot in android, or even your TermuxArch won't even exist.

LLVM has nothing to do with Termux PRoot in order to run. It does enable LLVM inside the PRoot computer environment, and much more! It enables LLVM on Android handheld device in a fakeroot chroot like environment.

Termux PRoot is a standalone program that is written in C which easily compiles in native Termux. What Termux PRoot does with tweeks is simple amazing, "The power of Linux in the palm of your hand, anywhere that you can take an Android smartphone!"

And do we really focus on proot development in Termux? Think twice of what do you do. It also seems like that you're not accepting the reason of getting banned in @termux org in any way.

Yonle commented 2 years ago

The power of Linux in the palm of your hand, anywhere that you can take an Android smartphone!

First of all, Do you know what are you doing?

SDRausty commented 2 years ago

The power of Linux in the palm of your hand, anywhere that you can take an Android smartphone!

First of all, Do you know what are you doing?

Assisting in granting requests, granting requests, and prospering with mine as best as we possibly can! How about you?

Yonle commented 2 years ago

The power of Linux in the palm of your hand, anywhere that you can take an Android smartphone!

First of all, Do you know what are you doing?

Assisting in granting requests, granting requests, and prospering with mine as best as we possibly can! How about you?

Watching what in the world was happening. Are you amnesia?

Yonle commented 2 years ago

From now on i'm gonna leave this issue alone as is. It's all weird and brutally funny at the same time.

nunoplopes commented 2 years ago

Guys, this report is a mess. I'm closing it. Please file individual bug reports for each issue in LLVM. We do not provide packages for any distribution FYI. Packaging is done by downstream developers.

SDRausty commented 2 years ago

Packaging is done by downstream developers.

Sounds like a clear and fine answer to me. Thank you for taking the time to review this topic @nunoplopes.

SDRausty commented 2 years ago

https://github.com/agnostic-apollo/agnostic-apollo/issues/1

llvm / llvm-project

End Users Who Use Termux Desire LLVM #54452

What is Termux?