Hello again, I've been attempting add to the swift-build script so that Foundation can be compiled as a static lib. Simialr to
> swift/utils/build-script -r --build-swift-static-stdlib --foundation I'm not familiar with Cmake, ninja and the way the swift is built but have got the build working. I have a few questions: Can a libFoundation.a file be compiled from the .o files that are created while building libFoundation.so? Is there a guide or recommended tutorial for Cmake and ninja that might be suitable for a novice, like me? Are there any documents that give an overview of how the build fits together and where I should be looking to add functionality? I can't quite work out how the build script transitions to ninja and clang. Hope that makes some sense? Thanks Joel On 1 September 2016 at 17:13, Joel Hughes <rudeno...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi, > > I'm attempting to get a statically linked binary and am running into > errors. > > I'm using Swift 3 Preview 6 on Ubuntu. > > Regular _swift build_ and _swift test_ are all running fine. > > I can produce a static binary for a simple "hello world" using: > > swift build -c release -Xswiftc -static-stdlib > > (although I do get error while loading shared libraries: libicui18n.so.55 > when running in a basic vm). > > However I can't compile a more complicated project. It's only dependency > is Foundation (it uses NSUUID, and JSON) and can't seem to find them. > > I get a stream of errors, examples: > > Linking ./.build/release/joke > /usr/bin/ld.gold: error: cannot find -lFoundation > ... > error: undefined reference to '_TMaC10Foundation6NSUUID' > ... > error: undefined reference to '_TFC10Foundation6NSUUIDCfT10uui > dStringSS_GSqS0__' > > Any pointers or advice much appreciated. > > Thanks > > Joel >
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