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ParzivalWolfram
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unfortunately, i am cursed with the gift of thought. i plan on making that github's problem, if i can ever fucking finish anything.
ah, yes, now CMake forgets that "file.c" is a C file, and "file2.cxx" is a CXX file. How did I fuck this up this badly, exactly?
Again? Again. Earlier, this time. This worked an hour ago, and now by the magic of "here's off_t" we've toasted wchar.h, which has never once needed a patch before. what
we have stdatomic. thank you to Jens Gustedt, who put together a libatomic I could understand enough to get working. https://gitlab.inria.fr/gustedt/stdatomic
are build success reports for this platform even helpful if I've had to patch both the program AND the tests? something like patching around MAP_ANON being missing and not being confident at all that it's correct, but it is working? I probably shouldn't submit those, right?
The answer is no. perl-5.38.0 is occasionally installing itself to $PREFIX/$PREFIX/ instead of $PREFIX/ and this is only happening after moving it up to before gcc 4.2.4 instead of after (the thing responsible for setting this data is a fucking *shell script* so why would that matter?)
Perl, can you stop being a dick for five seconds? I have the build system set up specifically for a reason, obey my settings!
Solaris 7 Pro Tip:
after installing XFree86 and getting it set up, use the following one-liner to get it to take over the display server:
`echo ":0 Local local_uid@console root /usr/X11R6/bin/X" > /usr/dt/config/Xservers && reboot`
(nowhere in the docs is this clear at all, and the docs lie in general.)
