Prefer cc and c++ when using CMake on FreeBSD #139
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also split fedora out into two jobs (unit and examples)
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@mudge I've pushed a commit onto this branch that has CI set up on FreeBSD. You can see the pristine state of those CI jobs at #140 which seem to be failing on:
Let's see what happens! 🤞 |
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🎉 the unit tests are passing in this PR because you've configured the compiler! whee! Do you want to try to address the |
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As of FreeBSD 10.X, clang is installed as the default compiler with "cc" and "c++" as aliases to "clang" and "clang++" respectively.
By default, "make" on FreeBSD is not compatible with the GNU make expected by the example libraries that test:examples will attempt to compile. GNU make _is_ available for FreeBSD but isn't installed by default so we explicitly download it and set the MAKE environment variable so MiniPortile will use it.
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As As a middle ground, I've added e0de764 which explicitly installs |
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@mudge That's perfect! Thank you for doing that, the bsd job is green: https://github.com/flavorjones/mini_portile/actions/runs/8661982917/job/23757576215?pr=139 I'll merge and cut a release later today! |
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Just shipped 2.8.6: Release 2.8.6 / 2024-04-14 · flavorjones/mini_portile |
As of FreeBSD 10.X, clang is installed as the default compiler with "cc" and "c++" as aliases to "clang" and "clang++" respectively.