Closed jeroen closed 6 months ago
The wasm/bin
directory is added to the path because some of the files in there are useful shell scripts, e.g. gdal-config
. However, I can see that most of the files in there should not be on the PATH
.
I think a good solution would be to update webR's Makefiles for building Wasm system libraries so that they copy any useful host-compatible scripts into webr/host/bin
, then remove webr/wasm/bin
from the path here and add host/bin
instead. That should avoid JS tools like xz
getting in the way.
I'll open a related Issue in r-wasm/webr, then return here once that's been implemented.
The masking appears to be solved, but now there is a tar: This does not look like a tar archive
error - my sources are in .tar.xz
files.
e.g. at: https://github.com/r-universe/shikokuchuo/actions/runs/7596020168/job/20689283194
I'm bringing this up as I've just been made aware that, apparently, it is possible to compile the NNG library using emscripten. I'd like to investigate what is currently possible if I can get past this install step. Thanks.
@georgestagg I can confirm that the issue with 'xz' at least is resolved. After a bit of tweaking to the CMake files, NNG and MbedTLS are compiling! https://github.com/r-universe/shikokuchuo/actions/runs/8639056802/job/23684720195
Some R packages fail to build because we put
/opt/webr/wasm/bin
on the PATH at build time. However this dir contains javascript tools, that the host can not execute. Is it really required to have this on the PATH?https://github.com/r-wasm/rwasm/blob/c15083fa2f228c08c08f49dc663e87cc5f69e70b/R/build.R#L61
For example packages cannot extract a
tar.xz
file because /usr/bin/xz is masked by/opt/webr/wasm/bin/xz
.