August 19, 2014 OSX, we have a problem | ||||
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Hi all, I'm posting here because I think we have a serious problem. Long story short, Apple updated its linker, and many binaries produced by DMD do not link anymore. You can find a sample code here: https://issues.dlang.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12754 All version of DMD are affected as far as I know. I ran into the issue earlier with LLVM (in code generated by SDC) but could solve it by updating LLVM. I'm unaware of what is the commit that fixed thing. Because DMD is affected, I find myself in the impossibility to bissect the thing (as I can't compile SDC on the mac anymore). This is an important issue and will affect OSX users in important ways. That'd be great to have a task force around that issue. |
August 20, 2014 Re: OSX, we have a problem | ||||
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Posted in reply to deadalnix | On 20/08/14 00:25, deadalnix wrote: > Hi all, I'm posting here because I think we have a serious > problem. Long story short, Apple updated its linker, and many > binaries produced by DMD do not link anymore. > > You can find a sample code here: > https://issues.dlang.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12754 > > All version of DMD are affected as far as I know. > > I ran into the issue earlier with LLVM (in code generated by SDC) > but could solve it by updating LLVM. I'm unaware of what is the > commit that fixed thing. Because DMD is affected, I find myself > in the impossibility to bissect the thing (as I can't compile SDC > on the mac anymore). > > This is an important issue and will affect OSX users in important > ways. That'd be great to have a task force around that issue. Do you know in which version of OS X/Xcode this changed? -- /Jacob Carlborg |
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