On 3/8/21 4:30 PM, Pierre Labastie via blfs-support wrote:
On Fri, 2021-03-05 at 12:32 -0500, Pat Barnes via blfs-support wrote:
While installing LLVM in 10.1, I found that Clang now has a
dependency
least when Clang is also installed.
Sorry, a little late on this, but I just built llvm without git on the
computer, and it did not fail.
I think we already have had the case where the build system tries to
use git to download other required dependencies, and fails if git is
not there (I think it was with meson/ninja, it would be the first time
with cmake/ninja). Pat, could you check what git is used for?
Pierre
This is difficult at the moment, since I've since installed all the way
up to XFCE and Firefox. However, I have my tool that figures out the
dependecy tree and provides me with the order that packages in BLFS need
to be built in to install whatever I'm trying to install. Looking out
the files the order that I installed things, CMake just had been
installed, so this would have been the first time CMake was used to
compile a package with ninja.
I don't have the error messages, but they were from CMake and certainly
could have been downloading something for it, I guess.
Pat
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