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Prefer cc and c++ when using CMake on FreeBSD #139

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@mudge mudge commented Apr 9, 2024

As of FreeBSD 10.X, clang is installed as the default compiler with "cc" and "c++" as aliases to "clang" and "clang++" respectively.

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flavorjones commented Apr 10, 2024

@mudge Thanks for this. Ideally I'd like FreeBSD included in the CI matrix. Let me do that in a separate PR and then we can rebase this.

Edit: that PR is #140

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:

  • test:unit failures related to the compiler config (possibly fixed by this PR?)
  • test:example failures related to, I think, BSD make vs GNU make

Let's see what happens! 🤞

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flavorjones commented Apr 10, 2024

🎉 the unit tests are passing in this PR because you've configured the compiler! whee!

Do you want to try to address the make issues from test:examples in this PR, too?

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mudge commented Apr 11, 2024

I'm not too familiar with make on FreeBSD but I'm guessing we need to use gmake instead (which may require installing via pkg install devel/gmake first)?

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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mudge commented Apr 12, 2024

As gmake is not available by default on FreeBSD, I'm not sure how you'd feel about defaulting to that within MiniPortile itself (though I suppose cmake isn't available out of the box either). I also suppose this would vary between recipes: some might work with BSD make and others with GNU.

As a middle ground, I've added e0de764 which explicitly installs devel/gmake and instructs MiniPortile to use it by setting the MAKE environment variable to gmake. This should hopefully get the tests passing but I'll leave it to you whether we want to set to be the default on FreeBSD.

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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!

@flavorjones flavorjones merged commit 5fe79a4 into flavorjones:main Apr 12, 2024
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Just shipped 2.8.6: Release 2.8.6 / 2024-04-14 · flavorjones/mini_portile

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