Hi!
While trying to build HLVM using the trunk of today, I noticed that I
couldn't get llvm-gcc-4.0 installed by simply doing ./install llvm-gcc-4.0
in llvm-top.
I did a fresh checkout of llvm-top and pulled some other modules by doing
./get VERBOSE=1 PREFIX=/Users/kroepke/Projects/llvm llvm-gcc-4.0 core support cfe hlvm test-suite
Afterwards I did:
./build llvm
and
./install llvm
which left me with LLVM's libraries and tools in llvm-top/installed
But I was missing the llvm-gcc-4.0 binaries, which didn't even get installed
after issuing ./install llvm-gcc-4.0 in llvm-top.
I had to manually do a 'make install' in llvm-top/build.llvm-gcc-4.0/ to
get it into ./installed/
Also, I noticed that I ended up with a separate copy of llvm-gcc-4.0 in
llvm-top/llvm/ which apparently got checked out while building llvm.
Checking with lsof and netstat (combined with the huge time delay the checkout
of gcc implied) confirmed there was a second checkout going on.
Is this expected, or is it a minor flaw in the build scripts?
Thanks,
-k
Hi Kay,
Hi!
While trying to build HLVM using the trunk of today, I noticed that I
couldn't get llvm-gcc-4.0 installed by simply doing ./install llvm-
gcc-4.0
in llvm-top.
I did a fresh checkout of llvm-top and pulled some other modules by
doing
./get VERBOSE=1 PREFIX=/Users/kroepke/Projects/llvm llvm-gcc-4.0 core
support cfe hlvm test-suite
Afterwards I did:
./build llvm
and
./install llvm
which left me with LLVM's libraries and tools in llvm-top/installed
But I was missing the llvm-gcc-4.0 binaries, which didn't even get
installed
after issuing ./install llvm-gcc-4.0 in llvm-top.
I had to manually do a 'make install' in llvm-top/build.llvm-gcc-4.0/ to
get it into ./installed/
Also, I noticed that I ended up with a separate copy of llvm-gcc-4.0 in
llvm-top/llvm/ which apparently got checked out while building llvm.
Checking with lsof and netstat (combined with the huge time delay the
checkout
of gcc implied) confirmed there was a second checkout going on.
The llvm-top stuff is designed to handle all the dependencies for you.
In fact, all you needed to do was issue "./install llvm-gcc-4.0" and it
would have checked out llvm for you, built and installed it and then
built and installed llvm-gcc-4.0. At least, that's the way it is
supposed to work.
Is this expected, or is it a minor flaw in the build scripts?
No, its not expected. I'm trying to replicate here because I thought
this was working. There are two problems you reported:
1. llvm-gcc-4.0 should have been checked out into the llvm-top
directory.
2. The install of llvm-gcc-4.0 should have worked.
Thanks for noting it. I'll take a look and see if there's a bug.
FYI: llvm-top isn't ready for prime time yet (hasn't even been
announced) as it needs more testing. Thanks for testing! 
Reid.
Kay,
The "install" script in llvm-top should be fixed now. Thanks for
reporting it.
Reid.