[aur-general] intel-opencl-sdk updated to 2020, probably poorly
Late last night, I put together an update to intel-opencl-sdk, updating it from the 2017 edition to 2020. This was by far the most difficult PKGBUILD I've ever done, and I suspect it is less than optimal in one or more ways. If anyone feels competent to take a look at the packaging or (more importantly IMHO) the installed result, please do so. https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/intel-opencl-sdk/ I intend to get to intel-opencl-runtime, helpfully flagged as out-of-date last week, today or tomorrow. Hack on! -- nick black -=- https://www.nick-black.com to make an apple pie from scratch, you need first invent a universe.
On Tue, May 05, 2020 at 01:46:49PM -0400, Nick Black via aur-general wrote:
Late last night, I put together an update to intel-opencl-sdk, updating it from the 2017 edition to 2020. This was by far the most difficult PKGBUILD I've ever done, and I suspect it is less than optimal in one or more ways.
If anyone feels competent to take a look at the packaging or (more importantly IMHO) the installed result, please do so.
Hi Nick. It appears to me that you're having some build blues due to a poorly-written buildscript. I haven't had a chance to take a look at the specifics, but if what's stumping you you may probably want to take a look at fakechroot/fakeroot to trigger a build on ${pkgdir}/opt/ and such. Did you get a chance to try that out? Cheers! -Santiago
On 5/5/20 1:46 PM, Nick Black via aur-general wrote:
Late last night, I put together an update to intel-opencl-sdk, updating it from the 2017 edition to 2020. This was by far the most difficult PKGBUILD I've ever done, and I suspect it is less than optimal in one or more ways.
If anyone feels competent to take a look at the packaging or (more importantly IMHO) the installed result, please do so.
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/intel-opencl-sdk/
I intend to get to intel-opencl-runtime, helpfully flagged as out-of-date last week, today or tomorrow.
Don't write to "${pkgdir}" in your build() function. Instead, instruct the software to install to "${srcdir}/temp_install" and then in package() you may 'mv' this to "${pkgdir}". -- Eli Schwartz Bug Wrangler and Trusted User
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Eli Schwartz
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Nick Black
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Santiago Torres-Arias