Re: compiling libobjc-2.0 and gnustep on Ubuntu 14.04

[Christopher Armstrong]

Hi all

I was attempting to get GNUstep to compile a little while ago, and I 
ended up putting together some Chef scripts to automate the build of a 
developer VM. At the moment, it works only for Ubuntu 14.04 and 
llvm-3.4, but the idea was to expand the scripts out for other Linux 
variants and to compile and install llvm/clang. It depends on the git 
branch of libobjc2 that David has been maintaining. You can use it with 
Vagrant, which will download everything including a fresh VM and Chef, 
or on a fresh VM with Chef alone (not tested).

https://github.com/chris-armstrong/gnustep-chef-bootstrap

** Do not use this on your regular developer workstation - it creates 
users with default passwords and installs new system packages. **

On another note, I agree that llvm/clang takes a while to compile from 
source. --enable-targets=host option to ./configure reduces the amount 
of code llvm compiles.

Cheers
Chris

On 1/06/2015 4:50 AM, allynm wrote:
> Patryk, Richard, and David,
>
> Tried David's -DLLVM_OPTS=false fix and it didn't work.  I've gone back and
> downloaded fresh versions of llvm/clang and libobjc2 from trunk locations.
> In the middle of compiling LLVM.  So slow...
>
> Mark
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