Fix the static build on Darwin #54
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Ping! What do you think about this change? I think it should be uncontroversial since it's the same thing done for Linux. (Also, I'd hate to leave this unfixed in the next release.) |
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By "semi-static" I mean that the final binary is not statically linked, but that it only dynamically links with core system libraries. Higher-level like harfbuzz are linked into the executable statically. This is accomplished by an environment variable TECTONIC_PKGCONFIG_FORCE_SEMI_STATIC=1, since I discovered that the pkg-config-rs library's logic for encouraging static linking will turn it off in the common case that our static libraries live in standard system prefixes. Unfortunately, graphite2 seems to have issues with its various static builds (e.g. silnrsi/graphite#54) so we won't always get a super-minimal list of dependencies, but this seems to get us most of the way there, and I've coded it so that we should start doing better if/when graphite2 is fixed.
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By "semi-static" I mean that the final binary is not statically linked, but that it only dynamically links with core system libraries. Higher-level like harfbuzz are linked into the executable statically. This is accomplished by an environment variable TECTONIC_PKGCONFIG_FORCE_SEMI_STATIC=1, since I discovered that the pkg-config-rs library's logic for encouraging static linking will turn it off in the common case that our static libraries live in standard system prefixes. Unfortunately, graphite2 seems to have issues with its various static builds (e.g. silnrsi/graphite#54) so we won't always get a super-minimal list of dependencies, but this seems to get us most of the way there, and I've coded it so that we should start doing better if/when graphite2 is fixed.
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By "semi-static" I mean that the final binary is not statically linked, but that it only dynamically links with core system libraries. Higher-level like harfbuzz are linked into the executable statically. This is accomplished by an environment variable TECTONIC_PKGCONFIG_FORCE_SEMI_STATIC=1, since I discovered that the pkg-config-rs library's logic for encouraging static linking will turn it off in the common case that our static libraries live in standard system prefixes. Unfortunately, graphite2 seems to have issues with its various static builds (e.g. silnrsi/graphite#54) so we won't always get a super-minimal list of dependencies, but this seems to get us most of the way there, and I've coded it so that we should start doing better if/when graphite2 is fixed.
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Hello! Would also love to see this get merged and enable static libraries for Homebrew, the macOS package manager. |
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