bre...@posteo.net writes:
> I am trying to compile the newest Chez Scheme locally from a git > checkout. There are a number of shebang patches that have to be done > for it to compile "traditionally" (not using the guix build > --with-source) so I can generate a .compile_commands for my lsp to > know how to reference headers and such. I don’t know what a “lsp” and “.compile_commands” is. > Is there a way to get guix to modify those files that it patches on my > local checkout so I dont have to go through manually modifying it > myself? No, there isn’t. Generally, patches that are applied in a snippet are performed before the build starts, so that you can get the modified source code with “guix build -S the-package”, but patching shebangs is done as part of the gnu-build-system build phases. You can attempt to execute the procedures that make up the gnu-build-system manually, but there’s no quick way to do this automatically. -- Ricardo
