yelp visualization code
by Buck Golemon
David: You have permission to re-license that code under GPL2 or MIT, or
whatever you choose. Actually, I guess this effectively puts it under the
WTFPL..
11 years, 1 month
man Target Gone
by David Narvaez
Hi,
I see that commit 233920649d310a0210e37b2845b77b2c8a531046 dropped the
man target, is that intentional?
David E. Narváez
11 years, 1 month
We now have a "make install" target
by David Malcolm
I've implemented a "make install" target in the Makefile, based on what
was in the rpm specfile.
This is slightly complicated by the fact we now have the gcc-c-api
layer. This builds as gcc-c-api/libgcccapi.so which the plugin links
against.
So when running the plugin from a working copy, use
LD_LIBARY_PATH=gcc-c-api
so that the plugin can find its libgccapi.so there.
This is already done by the Makefile targets that run the plugin, via
INVOCATION_ENV_VARS := LD_LIBRARY_PATH=gcc-c-api
When installing, both the plugin and libgccapi.so will be installed to
GCC's plugins directory (e.g
/usr/libexec/gcc/x86_64-redhat-linux/4.7.2/plugin/ on this machine)
so we give the plugin an RPATH that points at that directory so that it
finds the libgcccapi.so there (to support the case of having
multiple GCCs installed).
Ultimately I hope to move gcc-c-api out from the plugin's source tree
and into its own project once it's proven itself, but the above approach
seems to me to be a good way forward in the meantime.
I'm working on getting the plugin to work fully with GCC 4.8 (or at
least the build from SVN I have on my machine) and hope to do a new
release soon, so please let me know if I broke anyone's builds of the
plugin in the above!
Cheers
Dave
11 years, 1 month
