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18:35.44 | Constitution | mac uses the LLVM C++ standard library now, not the GNU one, so that part is different than it was back then |
18:36.08 | Constitution | regardless, the badwords filter does work on mac with the current code |
18:36.37 | Constitution | not that anyone hosts bz servers on mac |
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19:59.02 | brlcad | regex wasn't in the C++ standard lib iirc |
19:59.33 | brlcad | curious what would make the filter not work on mac ... it was quite portable when first written |
21:37.53 | blast007 | brlcad: you mean before, or now? cuz Constitution said it *does* work on mac with the current code |
21:38.26 | brlcad | ah, read his response wrong -- thanks |
21:38.46 | brlcad | then maybe good to go |
21:39.15 | blast007 | and I believe he had removed the src/other/ deps from the Xcode project as well, so it was using system level stuff |
21:39.38 | blast007 | we no longer use the autotools stuff to build on mac anyways as we have a proper Xcode project now |
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21:57.12 | Constitution | blast007: to make sure I understood you correctly... eliminating src/other and using the system regex will break cross compiling? |
22:00.30 | blast007 | Constitution: one of our tests may technically break cross compiling because it tries to run the test program - can't test run an ARM program on an Intel CPU, for instance, so that would fail. |
22:01.21 | blast007 | It would trigger a third option for cross compiling, so we'd have to decide what to do for that. Before we just made it always build our src/other/regex/ when either the program failed or when cross compiling. |
22:02.06 | blast007 | ideally we would just make it try to compile that test program, not run it |
22:02.29 | blast007 | (or, we make that third option throw a warning) |
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