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Fails to build - Ubuntu #25
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Which Ubuntu version? |
Ubuntu 23.10 |
Thanks, was able to reproduce it in a VM, fixing rn! |
Hopefully fixed with cffa67d |
Did this fix it? |
I'm currently at work so I will test it once I'm back home and have access to my laptop |
Sure, no pressure |
That worked, built fine. However it fails to run the executable when running
The executable is created and present in current directory as well. |
Can you check your dynamic linker using ldd on the generated executable? |
Or try linking statically |
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That seems alright. Can you try linking statically using Sorry for all the questions, I just cannot reproduce this behavior. |
Same error when running it with --static. Just FYI that the file builds fine into an executable, its the running part that fails when using Running the executable manually gives no error, it only fails when doing Running it with that results in errors:
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Ok that's very weird... The "No such file or directory" error could also mean an issue during the linking process, which is much more common in my experience. |
Sorry for the delay. pwd: |
Please excuse me, but I'm really at a loss with this... The compiler can't see the file or can't execute it, even though the file exists and runs normally from the shell, is that correct? |
thats correct |
Okay, I'll keep this issue in mind for when I work on that part of the compiler again, as I can't think of any obvious thing wrong right now. I'll keep you updated. |
Unsure why, but CSpydr is failing to build on Ubuntu while all dependencies are met:
Error logs:
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