ARMHF Architecture

[MattyBoy]

Any chance you would start providing armhf architecture deb packages??

[DavidGH]

Hi,

Simple answer: No. Neither of us have any experience with armfs or a suitable machine to do this (I don't know if it's possible in virtualbox), and I doubt if there would be a vast take-up anyway.

However debian themselves are now packaging CodeLite, and there's an armfs 6.1 deb in sid. Or you can presumably self-build.

Regards,

David

[MattyBoy]

Your build system has i386 clang and lldb binary files included. (kind of weird!!) I am trying to get around this but I have not succeeded so far.

[eranif]

Your build system has i386 clang and lldb binary files included. (kind of weird!!)

Not really, considering that 99% of our builds are for i386/amd64
Also, note that most distros don't provide a workable lldb / libclang - so we provide it ourselves
If your build tries to pick _our_ lldb then it means that your distro does not provide a liblldb (or something is wrong with the way we search for the distro's liblldb)

You can workaround it quite easily:
- Disable clang from your build, by passing

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-DENABLE_CLANG=0

to your cmake line
- Remove LLDBDebugger plugin from your build. This can be done by editing the main /path/to/codelite/source/CMakeLists.txt file:

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add_subdirectory(LLDBDebugger)

and comment it:

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#add_subdirectory(LLDBDebugger)

This should disable the LLDB plugin and will compile CodeLite without clang support
By "disable clang support" I mean that you won't have the clang code completion support, but the default code completion _will_ still be working (and its quite good)
You can still configure CodeLite to use clang as a compiler (this is not affected)


Eran

[MattyBoy]

Sure appreciate the help. Just an FYI. Ubuntu latest 14.04 includes 2.8 and Debian stable doesn't include it at all. Just because it is in testing, dev, sid, unstable (whatever) doesn't mean it will ever make it to stable. Something about it not having any confirmed bugs in some length of time period before they include it?????

Thanks

[eranif]

Just an FYI. Ubuntu latest 14.04 includes 2.8 and Debian stable doesn't include it at all

I contacted the Debian maintainer (he is a forum member here) and we both submitted a request to Ubuntu to remove the antique version 2.8 from their repo.

CodeLite is already packaged for their testing, and it will be part of their next release

Eran