Hi, I'm maintaining the package ghdl-gcc-git for ArchLinux distribution https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/ghdl-gcc-git/
The package builds gcc + VHDL libs in one package, which is very convenient. However building the libraries is now done separately according to the BUILD.txt file: make ghhdlib The problem is that when this command is run by the packaging script, the GHDL executable is not yet installed in the filesystem and /usr/bin/ghdl does not exist. Actually when doing make install from the gcc build directory, the installed files are copied in another local directory, sort of a fake root. I looked at the Makefile in the GHDL dir and tried that command to compile the libs: make GHDL="/home/adrien/Dev/AUR/ghdl-gcc-git/pkg/ghdl-gcc-git/usr/bin/ghdl" vhdl.libs.all libs.vhdl.standard That way the command uses the ghdl executable in the temp package dir, but I get these errors: warning: library std does not exists for v87 warning: library ieee does not exists for v87 I wouldn't like splitting the package in 2, one with ghdl, which would need to be built and installed first, and another that would just have the libs. And I haven't found a way to compile the libs without first having installed a version of ghdl with the std lib... Any advice on this? Regards, Adrien _______________________________________________ Ghdl-discuss mailing list Ghdl-discuss@gna.org https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/ghdl-discuss
