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Install 7z, lld and dsymutils to private libexec/julia directory #48931
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Installing files directly into /usr/libexec pollutes the install tree and can create conflicts if other apps do the same. Instead, install them to `private_libdir`, which defaults to `$(libexecdir)/julia`. This is similar to what we do with `private_libdir`.
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This sounds good to me! Note that we'll be breaking the ability to run lld
without setting environment variables for it, since it has an internal RPATH of $ORIGIN/../lib
; it would be nice to change that to $ORIGIN/../../lib
on Linux/FreeBSD. I don't think it's strictly necessary though, as we must provide the environment variables on Windows anyway, so we'll be providing them no matter what.
Good catch @inkydragon. I've pushed a commit, looks like it should fix the CI failures. @staticfloat Indeed. I don't have an opinion on whether updating RPATH would be worth the increased complexity. Wasn't the current approach incorrect in general anyway, since it assumes that |
) * Install 7z, lld, dsymutil to private libexec/julia directory Installing files directly into /usr/libexec pollutes the install tree and can create conflicts if other apps do the same. Instead, install them to `private_libdir`, which defaults to `$(libexecdir)/julia`. This is similar to what we do with `private_libdir`. (cherry picked from commit eb2e968)
…iaLang#48931) * Install 7z, lld, dsymutil to private libexec/julia directory Installing files directly into /usr/libexec pollutes the install tree and can create conflicts if other apps do the same. Instead, install them to `private_libdir`, which defaults to `$(libexecdir)/julia`. This is similar to what we do with `private_libdir`.
CMake.jl is currently broken on 1.9 because the location of 7z.exe changed: - JuliaPackaging/CMake.jl#23 - JuliaLang/julia#48931 - JuliaInterop#458 (comment)
CMake.jl is currently broken on 1.9 because the location of 7z.exe changed: - JuliaPackaging/CMake.jl#23 - JuliaLang/julia#48931 - JuliaInterop#458 (comment)
CMake.jl is currently broken on 1.9 because the location of 7z.exe changed: - JuliaPackaging/CMake.jl#23 - JuliaLang/julia#48931 - #458 (comment)
Installing files directly into /usr/libexec pollutes the install tree and can create conflicts if other apps do the same. Instead, install them to
private_libdir
, which defaults to$(libexecdir)/julia
. This is similar to what we do withprivate_libdir
.See #43005 (comment). I need this to build the RPM package as the Julia package isn't allowed to install lld in shared system directories.