The latest additions cause the nob build to fail on macOS.
Since I noticed a TODO in the source about checking the build for macOS, I went ahead and did so, and can confirm that commit 070b88ce can build and run correctly on Darwin kernel 23.4.0arm64.
Then, I checked the subsequent commit c8486721, and it seems to still build fine.
./src/ffmpeg_linux.c:102:17: error: call to undeclared function 'kill'; ISO C99 and later do not support implicit function declarations [-Wimplicit-function-declaration]
From my searches, defining _POSIX_C_SOURCE as a high enough value should ensure this does not happen, and it needs to be defined before any other definition.
Alas, I haven't been able to fix it.
Maybe it should be passed as a definition to the compiler instead, if there is no clear path to defining it first. Or it may be a red herring.
Edit: it seems _POSIX_C_SOURCE is not needed, but including signal.h is required from clang or something...
I opened #111 to add the line.
The latest additions cause the nob build to fail on
macOS
.Since I noticed a
TODO
in the source about checking the build formacOS
, I went ahead and did so, and can confirm that commit070b88ce
can build and run correctly onDarwin kernel 23.4.0
arm64
.Then, I checked the subsequent commit c8486721, and it seems to still build fine.
The first commit that breaks is 1d229d93.
This commit introduces this line:
The workflow fails with:
From my searches, defining_POSIX_C_SOURCE
as a high enough value should ensure this does not happen, and it needs to be defined before any other definition.Alas, I haven't been able to fix it.Maybe it should be passed as a definition to the compiler instead, if there is no clear path to defining it first. Or it may be a red herring.Edit: it seems
_POSIX_C_SOURCE
is not needed, but includingsignal.h
is required fromclang
or something... I opened #111 to add the line.