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adrianSuSE commented 2025-10-31 08:49:26 +01:00
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adrianSuSE commented 2025-10-31 08:49:56 +01:00
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I was able top build klipper firmware with this compiler as function test.

I was able top build klipper firmware with this compiler as function test.
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rguenther commented 2025-10-31 13:16:27 +01:00
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Hmm, it's on purpose that we do not build the newlib crosses on SLES since that does not have newlib ... while it's building fine in devel:gcc and maybe even against Leap 16.0 we cannot do this.

Hmm, it's on purpose that we do not build the newlib crosses on SLES since that does not have newlib ... while it's building fine in devel:gcc and maybe even against Leap 16.0 we cannot do this.
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adrianSuSE commented 2025-10-31 13:20:14 +01:00
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so gcc15 needs to be forked into packagehub project then?

so gcc15 needs to be forked into packagehub project then?
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rguenther commented 2025-10-31 13:57:09 +01:00
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we do not want to "fork" the SLE gcc15 into a SLE and a Leap one, no. Building the same sources again in opensuse context and picking the packages only generated there might work. Note the set of crosses is not the only difference between SLE and is_opensuse which is why "forking" would give you a quite inconsistent result.

we do not want to "fork" the SLE gcc15 into a SLE and a Leap one, no. Building the same sources again in opensuse context and picking the packages only generated there might work. Note the set of crosses is not the only difference between SLE and is_opensuse which is why "forking" would give you a quite inconsistent result.
adrianSuSE commented 2025-10-31 14:40:59 +01:00
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right, but wouldn't it be easier then to build this one additional package then also in slfo-1.2? we would not put it on any maintained medium like SLES-16.0.

Otherwise we would need a complete new source to build the one cross compiler to get it into PackageHub or is there another way?

right, but wouldn't it be easier then to build this one additional package then also in slfo-1.2? we would not put it on any maintained medium like SLES-16.0. Otherwise we would need a complete new source to build the one cross compiler to get it into PackageHub or is there another way?
rguenther commented 2025-11-11 08:48:50 +01:00
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Looks like the autogits bot goes wild on this one, re-starting test builds all the time? What can I do to "wipe" this PR from its eyes?

Looks like the autogits bot goes wild on this one, re-starting test builds all the time? What can I do to "wipe" this PR from its eyes?

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