avr-gcc is required for arduino to compile sketches and not depend on the precompiled binaries. This is probably something @ikey wants to take a look at :)
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| Status | Assigned | Task | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Resolved | JoshStrobl | T210 Arduino IDE | ||
| Invalid | None | T827 Arduino IDE | ||
| Invalid | None | T1747 avr-gcc | ||
| Invalid | None | T1748 avr-binutils |
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Couple of things.
- The licenses should be completely reported. This is covered under GPL-2.0, LGPL-2.1, GPL-3.0, and LGPL-3.0
- What it necessary to create a build directory? This looks like it should be able to do in-tree builds.
- Why did you delete /usr/share/man/man7 ?
- Why did you delete /usr/lib64/libcc1.* ?
For anyone else reviewing this. You will see a mix of linked libs and static libs. The linked libs are for the compiler itself, the static libs are for building the AVR binaries due to a lack of an embedded linker.
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Thanks for your feedback. I will add the other licenses.
When i remember correctly the in-tree build failed when i tried it
/usr/share/man/man7 causes file conflicts same for libcc1.* As far as i know it is also not required for avr
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Any word on this, in the first post the patch has been updated with the licenses. Is there any there any other things that need to happen here?