Generate package on AUR about brain HOT 26 CLOSED

Well, maybe this is done for now: brain

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You are right, @ryukinix. That warning is very annoying. For compiling Brain we will need either gcc or clang. Although @rafaelcn, I think that we can only use clang for the Brain io.ll library, because we are actually compiling it to LLVM IR rather than binary code, thus, I imagine that gcc does not emit-llvm, does it? For the Brain v1.1, I will try to take this clang dependecy out of the project. Moreover, thanks @ryukinix, @Kuchiriel and @rafaelcn for the good work!

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Well, I don't know either @luizperes, we have to try things out to know.

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Can I count on you both (@lerax, @Kuchiriel) to drop some ideas on the subject?

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I have a count on AUR but don't have experience about creating packages on AUR. @Kuchiriel has more experience than me.

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Yes I know how to generate and upload the pkg. Send me the instructions, I'll do the remaining. @rafaelcn

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We need just compile the repository and create for now just the brain-bin on AUR.

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The purpose is pack up the Brain binaries located on brain-bin repository. In the end the user would have access to Brain by its terminal, the installation process will be:

• Install io.c on /usr/local/include
• Install brain binary on /usr/local/bin

That way we don't bloat the system /bin folder. @luizperes do you want to add anything?

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I gotta check it and will answer you back!

Thanks

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I will wait for @luizperes then.

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Hi @rafaelcn, actually, the brain-bin repository is for the binary scripts that we will generate, not for the binaries themselves, for example: The docker one. The binaries will be stored probably in a server.

The Library path is actually /usr/local/include/brain instead of /usr/local/include and it goes only .ll, not '.c', but the '.c' must be compiled to the target architecture.

@Kuchiriel If you can, could you generate the AUR one?

Thank you!

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@luizperes I know there is a brain-bin repository, so, I can work from there, I just need the working binary files. But, guys, take a look at this repository https://github.com/haskellcamargo/skype-unofficial-client.

See the files structure, I need something like this to start. But in AUR we have the option to download the src and build on the machine, instead of copying binaries. (people trust more on this kind of distribution)

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@ryukinix @luiz_peres

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Wow!!! Could you check it @rafaelcn?

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Try install it via AUR and give me some feedback later, @rafaelcn @Kuchiriel

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Good job @ryukinix, I can't check over here because I don't use an Arch base distro but it does looks it is working. We just need to generate the Debian installer now.

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We need put this information on README.md. We can install brain with this command on ArchLinux (or another based distro just like Manjaro): yaourt -S brain

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Brain is the number 25 in AUR packages with yaourt brain

Total Download Size: 18,64 MiB
Total Installed Size: 105,43 MiB
With llvm-3.8.1-1 as dep.

But...

Creating libraries...
./libs/install.sh: line 22: clang: command not found

You need to add clang compiler as dep in pkgbuild.

Not a fatal error, the installation proceeds normally.

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@Kuchiriel Thanks, that way I'll just use clang instead gcc.

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@Kuchiriel I update the PKGBUILD and .SRCINFO right now. Take a look later.

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GCC works just fine to compile Brain as well @ryukinix, although in the libs/install.sh file it only uses clang, we can change that if needed.

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@rafaelcn The problem with clang is a warning about a inexistent flag -Un-not-maybe-initialized. Something like that.

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but would be better if we can choose the compiler on lib script build

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@ryukinix can you include the process of installation using AUR on the README.md? yaourt -S brain

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Yes, I can do that.

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Thanks @ryukinix ! That was done on the PR #30

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