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An up-to-date binary release #1247
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We don't have any official plan to provide binary releases. Volunteers are welcome on this front. |
@zaikunzhang Can you elaborate on why you couldn't build the compiler from source? |
Thank you @bryanpkc. I tried it in 2020, two years ago. It is hard to recall. I tried several times but failed, and then I gave up after finding the binary release. |
The classic-flang-llvm-project repo and the flang repo now come with build scripts (you can pick either bash or Python) which should make things easier. Give it a shot again! |
@bryanpkc Thank you for the information. Here is what I tried today.
It succeeded on one of my computers with Ubuntu 22.04, but on another one, it failed when running
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CMake's output message doesn't make a lot of sense to me. |
To be clear, you should give the same path name to the |
Thank you @bryanpkc for checking this. Indeed, the failure happened during RE: you should give the same path name to the -p for both build-llvm-project.sh and build-flang.sh. Maybe I was copying-pasting a wrong failure message (I made several tests under different settings). I will test it again today. Thanks. |
Try prepending |
Hi @bryanpkc ! I tried again. The same error occured. This is the script I used for the installation. Note that $INSTALL_PREFIX/bin is prepended to $PATH before
This is
This is
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Sorry for the late reply. Did you try to install libstdc++ packages on your system? If it is a Ubuntu system, you should try: sudo apt install libstdc++7-dev libstdc++9-dev |
Thank you @bryanpkc . The compilation works after I installed the latest libstdc++-dev. For Ubuntu 22.04, it is libstdc++-12-dev. |
Hello!
First of all, thank you very much for the enormous efforts to maintain and develop the Classic Flang.
I am using the March 2019 Binary Release of the compiler for my projects. I tried a few times to build the latest version from the source on my machines but failed. So, it would be very nice if an up-to-date binary release could be made available.
In addition, the current version includes fixes for a few issues that I opened (e.g., #1200, #1227). I hope to confirm on my side that the problems have been successfully solved.
Thank you very much for your consideration!
Best regards,
Zaikun
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