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Running cross compiler from PATH #67
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marianodominguez
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Running cross compiler form PATH
Running cross compiler from PATH
Mar 19, 2023
Hi! Yes, this is because getting the executable path in a multi-platform way is not trivial, so the compiler expects to be executed with a path that points to the location... I solve this with a simple script in my ~/bin/ folder:
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What about an optional FB_home env variable?. If it is there. Use it ?
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Yes, this is because getting the executable path in a multi-platform way
is not trivial, so the compiler expects to be executed with a path that
points to the location...
I solve this with a simple script in my ~/bin/ folder:
#!/bin/bash
exec "/home/daniel/src/fastBasic/fastbasic-git/build/compiler/$(basename $0)" "$@"
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Yes, it is an option, but it is about the same difficulty for the user than using a script ;) |
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it seems compiler can only be ran form install directory:
/home/mariano/8bit-samples/fastbasic
➜ fastbasic git:(master) ✗ fb pi.bas
Can't open target definition file './default.tgt'
is there a FB_HOME or other variable it can be used to point to that directory ?
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