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cmake build doesn't install the same files as GNU tools does
===> Checking for items in STAGEDIR missing from pkg-plist
Error: Orphaned: include/arpack/arpackdef.h
Error: Orphaned: lib/cmake/arpack-ng-config-version.cmake
Error: Orphaned: lib/cmake/arpack-ng-config.cmake
===> Checking for items in pkg-plist which are not in STAGEDIR
Error: Missing: include/arpack/arpack.h
Error: Missing: include/arpack/arpack.hpp
Error: Missing: include/arpack/debug_c.h
Error: Missing: include/arpack/debug_c.hpp
Error: Missing: include/arpack/parpack.h
Error: Missing: include/arpack/parpack.hpp
Error: Missing: include/arpack/stat_c.h
Error: Missing: include/arpack/stat_c.hpp
Error: Missing: lib/libparpack.so
Error: Missing: lib/libparpack.so.2
Error: Missing: lib/libparpack.so.2.1.0
Error: Missing: libdata/pkgconfig/arpack.pc
===> Error: Plist issues found.
I would much rather prefer cmake, but it has to install the same files.
Not familiar with bsd. Just to make sure: do you use some package manager ? or do you git-clone the github repo and build from source with configure or cmake ?
Don't get what you mean.
When #207 and #203 are both merged, you get the same install with autotools :
>> ./bootstrap; ./configure --enable-icb --enable-mpi --prefix=/tmp/autotools; make all install; tree /tmp/autotools
/tmp/autotools
├── include
│ └── arpack
│ ├── arpackdef.h
│ ├── arpack.h
│ ├── arpack.hpp
│ ├── debug_c.h
│ ├── debug_c.hpp
│ ├── debug.h
│ ├── parpack.h
│ ├── parpack.hpp
│ ├── stat_c.h
│ ├── stat_c.hpp
│ └── stat.h
└── lib
├── cmake
│ ├── arpack-ng-config.cmake
│ └── arpack-ng-config-version.cmake
├── libarpack.a
├── libarpack.la
├── libarpack.so -> libarpack.so.2.1.0
├── libarpack.so.2 -> libarpack.so.2.1.0
├── libarpack.so.2.1.0
├── libparpack.a
├── libparpack.la
├── libparpack.so -> libparpack.so.2.1.0
├── libparpack.so.2 -> libparpack.so.2.1.0
├── libparpack.so.2.1.0
└── pkgconfig
└── arpack.pc
Than the one you get with cmake :
>> mkdir build; cd build; cmake -DICB=ON -DMPI=ON -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/tmp/cmake ..; make all install; tree /tmp/cmake
/tmp/cmake
├── include
│ └── arpack
│ ├── arpackdef.h
│ ├── arpack.h
│ ├── arpack.hpp
│ ├── debug_c.h
│ ├── debug_c.hpp
│ ├── debug.h
│ ├── parpack.h
│ ├── parpack.hpp
│ ├── stat_c.h
│ ├── stat_c.hpp
│ └── stat.h
└── lib
├── cmake
│ ├── arpack-ng-config.cmake
│ └── arpack-ng-config-version.cmake
├── libarpack.a
└── libparpack.a
Maybe you use a "port" (I don't know what that is ) and this is buggy. If you do thing by hand, you should get something OK if you have a recent enough (icb support) compiler
BTW, the best thing would be to add a CI build for FreeBSD.
Seems it's unfortunately impossible to do that with a docker-run ran from an ubuntu host provided by TravisCI. To run FreeBSD inside docker, it seems the host must be FreeBSD ! This limitation (as far as I understand) is due to the fact that the kernel used by FreeBSD is not compatible with the ones used by ubuntu/debian/fedora. Some jetpack project try to make it possible but it's experimental : no great for CI !
If I got it well, Jenkins offers free CI for open-source project, and, seems to provide a FreeDSB build : @sylvestre , you may want to have a look at that ?... Not sure I got it all understood well, and, not sure how this could work... Here is a pointer: https://ci.freebsd.org/
Cirrus-CI looks more like TravisCI and seems to offer FreeBSD : https://cirrus-ci.org/guide/FreeBSD/
Also, you may have a look at qemu : http://erouault.blogspot.com/2016/09/running-freebsd-in-travis-ci.html (not tested myself)