On 5/10/2022 12:52 am, Ryan Long wrote: > It looks like gcc checks for gsed if sed is not the GNU version.
Thanks for checking this. > I've installed it on FreeBSD and MacOS. I had to install it via Homebrew on > MacOS, but that's because it fails to build gsed. Homebrew complicates your work. I make sure my test Macs have never had Homebrew or Macports installed. When I played with this a long time ago the install prefix was /usr/local and after a while I found I had no idea what was installed and what was provided by the OS and if the base OS versions were overwritten. I believe Macports is not doing this these days (if it ever did) but I have not looked. > The error is "machine `arm64-apple' not recognized". Does the GNU sed upstream project have a fix? > So I added this check to get around that, and it built successfully. Sorry, I see Homebrew and Macports as user options and not a project option. We need repeatable builds and not builds based on a local checkout of some packages. Chris _______________________________________________ devel mailing list devel@rtems.org http://lists.rtems.org/mailman/listinfo/devel