Hi Brad,
GCC : 6.1 and 7.2 on your side, and 6.3.0 on our side. That should be ok.
Did you build GCC on AIX by yourself or did you take it on some repository,
like BullFreeware?
Did you use cmake built on AIX for building a project with it? cmake tests are
98% OK here though that does not work
Hi All,
So from a previous threads, we were discussing pkgconfig and cmake
interoperability. One issue with using pkgconfig currently, is that the results
are completely flat. This is due to using the CLI to retrieve pkgconfig, which
gives the user all the flags from every transitive package.
On 06/12/2018 09:36 AM, REIX, Tony wrote:
> I never saw any package built on AIX using pthread or ppc64/pthread
> We have to understand why cmake is different.
We use C++11 std::thread. It requires GCC's -pthread flag on AIX,
and that flag changes the standard library that is used.
-Brad
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Hi Brad,
You said:
> I think that should solve any problems with running CMake in environments
> different than it was built.
Yes. Tests may be OK though cmake does not work with complex package to build.
> The LIBPATH is
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On 06/12/2018 03:38 AM, REIX, Tony wrote:
> Did you use cmake built on AIX for building a project with it?
> cmake tests are 98% OK here though that does not work with mariaDB.
The test suite passes and that is mostly made up of project-like tests.
It's also built using an existing CMake/CTest on
