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Currently, the binaries published to GitHub releases are dynamically linked. This is helpful, but not as helpful as a statically linked binary would be! For various CI setups, it would be really nice to be able to pull kcov from GitHub releases and just run it, without installing any extra dependencies.
This might become a bit more important now, as, as far as I can tell, Ubuntu 24 stopped packaging kcov, so it can't be just apt-get installed anymore sadly.
Some previous attempts at static builds are here: #289 (comment)
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I don't remember quite what the problem was, but one of the libraries kcov links to unfortunately prevents a completely static build. I'm mostly on Mac these days, so don't regularly try the Linux build.
As for Ubuntu, @williamdes has done some very good work at modernizing the Debian kcov packaging, https://tracker.debian.org/pkg/kcov, so kcov should re-appear in Ubuntu with an up-to-date version for (I guess) the next LTS.
Currently, the binaries published to GitHub releases are dynamically linked. This is helpful, but not as helpful as a statically linked binary would be! For various CI setups, it would be really nice to be able to pull kcov from GitHub releases and just run it, without installing any extra dependencies.
This might become a bit more important now, as, as far as I can tell, Ubuntu 24 stopped packaging
kcov
, so it can't be justapt-get install
ed anymore sadly.Some previous attempts at static builds are here: #289 (comment)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: