[cmake] [R-package] include R-for-macOS vendored libs dir in OpenMP search path (fixes #6628) #6629
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…earch path (fixes #6628)
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| @@ -186,9 +187,16 @@ execute_process( | |||
| OUTPUT_VARIABLE LIBR_INCLUDE_DIRS | |||
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| # ask R for the lib dir | |||
| execute_process( | |||
| COMMAND ${LIBR_EXECUTABLE} "--slave" "--vanilla" "-e" "cat(normalizePath(R.home('lib'), winslash='/'))" | |||
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oh wow! Ok good, that makes me feel more confident in this 😁
Co-authored-by: Nikita Titov <[email protected]>
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Fixes #6628
The background for this is described in much greater detail in #6628 (comment).
In short:
{data.table}recently put up a new release (v1.16.0)libomp.dylib{data.table}and a CMake + clang version of{lightgbm}to load 2 different copies oflibomp.dylib, causing segfaults{lightgbm}are brokenThis fixes it by ensuring that the place where R vendors third-party libraries is searched for
libomp.dylibfirst whenlibrary(lightgbm)is called (so that the same libraries used by CRAN will be found).Notes for Reviewers
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