Makefile.PL: set include paths correctly #213
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It turns out that the cc_include_flags function, from Module::Install::XSUtil, doesn’t like being given raw command-line arguments (e.g. a string like "-I/path/to/thing -I/some/thing/else"). We have to give it a list of strings without the prefixing "-I" (e.g. "/path/to/thing", "/some/thing/else"). This commit takes care of that.
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@marc-vanderwal, this is a draft. Is it ready for review? |
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Not yet, I’d like to know if it works on someone else’s machine, for example @ondohotola’s setup. |
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I have built and installed on FreeBSD without any issues. |
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It builds on the Intel (15.1.1) without any issues. On the Silicon (15.1.1) with Homebrew (including The following works: showing: |
The cc_libs function in Module::Install::XSUtil expects a list of strings, while we were passing it a single string containing whitespace-delimited items. Split it, so that it hopefully works as intended.
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@ondohotola Thanks for the feedback! And it’s a good thing that passing I’ve found a small mistake in my new code and pushed a fix. Does that work on ARM-based Macs too? |
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No, does not work on ARM: |
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I just found out that also works. Still not ideal, but one doesn't have to go into the build directory. |
When pkg-config is used to discover the appropriate header and library locations, the new code forgot to update a hash that is passed to the cc_assert_lib function later on. This means that on systems with non-traditional locations for openssl or ldns libraries, the cc_assert_lib didn’t check the locations previously discovered by pkg-config. This commit should ensure that cc_assert_lib finds those libraries when testing for their presence.
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I agree that it isn’t ideal. Actually, I think I’ve found the problem: I forgot to update a data structure later passed on to functions in Devel::CheckLib with the information obtained from |
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Same error on AMR, works on Intel |
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Purpose
This PR addresses an oversight in #210 that causes Makefile.PL to fail when a library needs include paths (
-I) specified on the compiler command line.Context
See:
Changes
Filter the output of
pkg-configto turn it into a list of raw paths, for consumption bycc_include_pathsfrom Module::Install::XSUtil.How to test this PR
Run Makefile.PL, ideally while having OpenSSL or LDNS installed in a custom location such as the user’s home directory.