03:55 <r0ni> hit a roadblock on contrib/wasi-libc... it fails on a elif in the Makefile, removing it breaks the build and I can't seem to find the files in the src. Luckily its a noarch pkg and arch has it so i just repackaged thiers

03:56 <r0ni> but then it dies on wasi-compiler-rt and i'm lost on that one

03:58 <r0ni> I see its trying to pull in llvm, which i know needs special arm config (and should be installed already)

04:09 <r0ni> ya that port needs some special care, for sure

05:21 <pitillo> r0ni: dbus is in core due to ports dependency to build the release

05:22 <pitillo> we aren't updating core ports (you can see a bunch of core ports overlayed not updated) because I neeed to clarify with sepen some things which will affect the release Makefile

05:23 <pitillo> these locked ports are breaking some stuff... I know because like you, I'm building/updatingnlocally all those ports

05:24 <pitillo> this a mess... the project is in a crazy state at the moment, but soon, we'll clarify a lot of things

05:26 <pitillo> 3.7 release has a lot of changes upstream... probably ot should be named 4.0 due to these changes (look all those new core ports) and probably it could be a good reason to be a big release (4.0 instead of 3.7)... and we are trying to improve the release build im the middle of those changes. Probably not a good decision IMHO, but it has been done in that way

05:26 <pitillo> this is only my personal opinion

05:28 <pitillo> think that we are here for some years, think that this is ARM which makes things harder in lot of senses, so really, if someone feels is alone here, it's me

05:29 <pitillo> but now, whit github, probably the project will take another direction, opening it for more people to give a hand, to tske over it, to make things easier... may be not suddently, but I hope this will change with time

05:31 <pitillo> this is not a rant or a blame... this is afeectively a lack of time of two persons who started it and who are trying to improve it to give more oportunities tp the project itself and to the community

07:07 <sajcho> pitillo: Maybe the pkgconf port should be overridden. The triplet arm-unknown-linux-gnu is not relevant for the arm64 architecture - crux-ports-core-arm64 core collection.

08:25 <pitillo> good catch sajcho, thanks. Taking note to change the triplet for arm64

08:26 <pitillo> you can always add a PR or a bug to keep track of it

13:57 <crux-arm-bot> [ crux-ports-core-arm64 ] pkgconf: fix triplet for arm64

14:54 <sajcho> This is not a complete solution. Rename the file arm-unknown-linux-gnu.personality and fix the line Triplet: arm-unknown-linux-gnueabihf in this file to aarch64-unknown-linux-gnu according to triplet build binutils.

14:57 <sajcho> see https://gcc.gnu.org/install/specific.html#aarch64-x-x

15:13 <crux-arm-bot> [ crux-ports-core-arm64 ] pkgconf: fix triplet for aarch64

15:14 <pitillo> perfect sajcho, you are right. Thanks again for reviewing!

16:52 <sajcho> That's not it yet. In the Pkgfile you refer to the source aarch64-unknown-linux-gnu.personality, but that file doesn't actually exist. Rename arm-unknown-linux-gnu.personality to aarch64-unknown-linux-gnu.personality and fix the triplet in it.

16:55 <sajcho> Something like https://github.com/sajcho/core-aarch64/tree/main/pkgconf

20:01 <r0ni> pitillo: I do understand it's a small group, and I'll do everything I can to contribute and help fix/cleanup things as time goes on. I'll do some more PRs as time allows, hopefully I can be of some help

20:41 <sajcho> r0ni: Don't take it as criticism. I just wanted to point out a bug and suggest a solution. I don't want to offend anyone.

20:59 <r0ni> sajcho none taken