Hello Viktor. SZÉPE Viktor wrote in <[email protected]>: |Idézem/Quoting Steffen Nurpmeso <[email protected]>: |> Roberto Ricci wrote in |> <20200603132131.GA19797@ricci>: |>|I'm trying to cross-compile s-nail version 14.9.19 on a Void Linux host. |>| |>|I run the command: |>| make CC=name_of_cross_compiler OPT_CROSS_BUILD=yes config |>|but I get the following error: |>| [...] |>| . OS error mapping table generated ... no |>| make: *** [makefile:23: config] Error 1 |>| |>|This probably happens because the config script needs to compile \ |>|a program |>|and then run it. Obviously it fails if I am cross-compiling. |>|Normal compilation has no trouble. |>|I may be able to apply some workaround to the scripts, but I wonder if |>|there's some other option I can supply to make config to solve the \ |>|problem. |> |> What a mess ;-)) .. |I'm willing to set up CI for S-mailx :) |https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/ci/ci_cd_for_external_repos/
Premium account, he. I have no idea but say, these start up containers with operating systems and compile on those operating systems? If it is like that then no cross-compilation is involved. I personally totally dislike that CI things. For this MUA i run tests much too often, claiming i have made some progress which requires this :) |Something like https://git.eventd.org/git-eventc/tree/README.md could |send a webhook when a push event occurs. I have hooks on the server which push forward to some external repositories, and trigger s-mailx-commit@ messages for stable/ and master/ etc., so that could become extended. |What are the project requirements? |What OS versions do we support? The question rather is what does CI support? I think they go for Linux only, and then only GlibC based systems? Or do they support anything else in the meantime, musl Linux, *BSD, OpenIndiana or another Solaris? MacOS? That would be fine!! Nah, thank you for the offer Viktor, but i have to do more automatization here, to trigger all the VMs (i now have a usable environment here again, and an increasing number of VMs, even an old Solaris in the meantime, which was completely unthinkable until April last year; that old Solaris is not really resource hungry, i would not have thought this; i think about installing my old Snow Leopard MacOS of which i have CDs into a VM, to be able to truly test MacOS again) whenever i feel the need to do so. Ciao Viktor! --steffen | |Der Kragenbaer, The moon bear, |der holt sich munter he cheerfully and one by one |einen nach dem anderen runter wa.ks himself off |(By Robert Gernhardt)
