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Published 20 hours ago • verified publisher icon swift-server

libstdc++-12-dev

Open mickeyl opened this issue 10 months ago • 4 comments

First time Swiftly user now that https://www.swiftlang.xyz is out-of-service.

Installed 5.10.1 on ZorinOS 14.2 (an Ubuntu 22.04 LTS derivative) and tried to compile a package that depends on swift-crypto, which failed on one system and worked on a system where Swift was installed from swiftlang.xyz.

After checking the differences, I found that libstdc++-12-dev wasn't installed by the swiftly installation. I'm not sure whether it is supposed to do that, but wanted to raise the (potential) issue.

mickeyl avatar Jan 17 '25 12:01 mickeyl

Thanks for reporting this. The new version of swiftly once it is released would check and prompt the user to install libstdc++-11-dev at the moment. Do you know if the presence of this package satisfies the swift-crypto dependency?

cmcgee1024 avatar Jan 17 '25 18:01 cmcgee1024

Yes, it does. Right after installing it the compilation went through.

mickeyl avatar Jan 20 '25 08:01 mickeyl

Thank you for checking. I believe that the next release of swiftly will resolve this issue, but will leave this open until that is confirmed.

cmcgee1024 avatar Jan 23 '25 18:01 cmcgee1024

The new release of swiftly is available to install from https://swift.org/install

Does this problem still occur with the new release?

cmcgee1024 avatar Mar 28 '25 21:03 cmcgee1024