apteryks

To be clear, from my findings so far, the issue seems not about `bake-test` missing from the environment (it's on my `GEM_PATH` and `require 'bake/test'` succeeds), but more relating to...

> the Makefile creates and installs natpmp.pc, now it really depends on how you install it @wdlkmpx How? Using the release from https://miniupnp.tuxfamily.org/files/libnatpmp-20230423.tar.gz, I don't see any .pc or .pc.in...

That seems to be installed only since recently, and for the CMake build system, right?

I just tested it; the .pc is installed correctly with CMake, but it seems the version it gets from CMake is outdated; it comes from: https://github.com/miniupnp/libnatpmp/blob/master/VERSION and is currently defined...

This thread suggests the problem may be a memory allocation failure? https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/lightdm-doesnt-start-automatically-on-boot.73951/. That's odd to me, but the log output are very similar.

It seems the issue was not (fully?) resolved, as can be seen in this issue attempting to build dwarves using 5.15 kernel headers: https://github.com/acmel/dwarves/issues/49. Perhaps it should be reopened?

Apparently it's an issue in dwarves that requires the `btf_enum64` *definition*.

I'm experimenting with qdoc from `qttools` (6.3.1), which is linked against libclang 15: ``` $ qdoc --help : CommandLine Error: Option 'filter' registered more than once! LLVM ERROR: inconsistency in...

In my case the issue was that the clang runtime had been built with the value of BUILD_SHARED_LIBS patched to True in in `cmake/modules/AddClang.cmake`... After removing that cruft, it works...

I guess this can be closed?