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I grew up with Ruby as my first language; I know very little about C and lower layers. So it is difficult to accurately describe the problem. Still, I will write as much as I know.
The compile flags for GR.cr are copied from the original Dr. Makino implementation.
I use Ubuntu and APT. In this case, GRDIR must be specified before execution. PKG_CONFIG_PATH must be set for pkg-config to detect APT (OBS) packages. I believe that is done correctly. On the other hand, when using Crystal's interpreter, it does not work when GRDIR is set. pkg-config works fine.
Why? I don't know but I think this has something to do with -rpath ?.
Oddly enough, on macOS + homebrew, pkg-config seems to work as expected even if GRDIR is not set. I have not tried crystal i on macOS.
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I grew up with Ruby as my first language; I know very little about C and lower layers. So it is difficult to accurately describe the problem. Still, I will write as much as I know.
The compile flags for GR.cr are copied from the original Dr. Makino implementation.
I used Crystal's macro to add a conditional branch for when the environment variable GRDIR is set and when it is not.
Here are some factors to consider.
I use Ubuntu and APT. In this case, GRDIR must be specified before execution. PKG_CONFIG_PATH must be set for pkg-config to detect APT (OBS) packages. I believe that is done correctly. On the other hand, when using Crystal's interpreter, it does not work when GRDIR is set. pkg-config works fine.
Why? I don't know but I think this has something to do with
-rpath
?.Oddly enough, on macOS + homebrew,
pkg-config
seems to work as expected even if GRDIR is not set. I have not tried crystal i on macOS.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: