On 9/19/16, Dave Abrahams via swift-dev wrote:
>
> on Mon Sep 19 2016, Eric Wing wrote:
>
>> I've been trying to build Swift for Linux with --installable-package
>> to build a swift-package.tar.gz that I can install to another Linux
>> machine.
>>
>> When I extract my package on the other machine
on Mon Sep 19 2016, Eric Wing wrote:
> I've been trying to build Swift for Linux with --installable-package
> to build a swift-package.tar.gz that I can install to another Linux
> machine.
>
> When I extract my package on the other machine, and try either
> compiling a simple print("hello world"
on Mon Sep 19 2016, Eric Wing wrote:
> On 9/19/16, Daniel Dunbar wrote:
>> Are you building within a shared folder? We have heard reports of this
>> happening in such an environment, but we don't have a handle on the exact
>> steps to reproduce. Getting that information would be very useful.
>>
On 9/19/16, Daniel Dunbar wrote:
> Are you building within a shared folder? We have heard reports of this
> happening in such an environment, but we don't have a handle on the exact
> steps to reproduce. Getting that information would be very useful.
>
Unfortunately no. I didn't use shared folder
Are you building within a shared folder? We have heard reports of this
happening in such an environment, but we don't have a handle on the exact steps
to reproduce. Getting that information would be very useful.
- Daniel
> On Sep 19, 2016, at 6:53 AM, Eric Wing via swift-dev
> wrote:
>
> I'
I've been trying to build Swift for Linux with --installable-package
to build a swift-package.tar.gz that I can install to another Linux
machine.
When I extract my package on the other machine, and try either
compiling a simple print("hello world") program either with swiftc, or
doing this in the
