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My recollection is quite hazy on the details but basically it was never clear (or documented in a way that I could find) where I was expected to fetch a bootstrapping compiler, where I was expected to put it, what commands I was expected to invoke to run the build, and even: after the the build, what was the relevant output files to keep and how should they be organized in a certain directory structure to be usable.
coreclr is only one of the subprojects that one needs to build to get to a useful setup. There's also corefx and a few others. Was also not clear to me what the exhaustive list was.
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@obadz I was experimenting with getting centos version of bootstrapping compiler to run on NixOS. I've left it in a state when it couldn't load libicu of some version. It's definitely a solvable issue, but I'm sure it's not the only issue there...
My stuff is here: ForNeVeR/dotnet-cli@2aa540b but it's just a first step, as I'm a newbie in NixOS packaging and in CoreCLR building.
(Also I've started the digging from dotnet-cli for some reason)
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Mind elaborating on the issues you encountered? I'm interested in having this working and might be able to put some time into it.
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I am interested in that, too. Where could we start a discussion about .NET Core on NixOS?
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@copumpkin, @ForNeVeR,
My recollection is quite hazy on the details but basically it was never clear (or documented in a way that I could find) where I was expected to fetch a bootstrapping compiler, where I was expected to put it, what commands I was expected to invoke to run the build, and even: after the the build, what was the relevant output files to keep and how should they be organized in a certain directory structure to be usable.
coreclr is only one of the subprojects that one needs to build to get to a useful setup. There's also corefx and a few others. Was also not clear to me what the exhaustive list was.
Here are some relevant issues/pulls:
https://github.com/dotnet/corefx/issues/6770#issuecomment-254044010
https://github.com/dotnet/coreclr/issues/917
https://github.com/dotnet/coreclr/issues/1198
https://github.com/dotnet/coreclr/issues/7573
dotnet/coreclr#7675
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@obadz I was experimenting with getting centos version of bootstrapping compiler to run on NixOS. I've left it in a state when it couldn't load
libicuof some version. It's definitely a solvable issue, but I'm sure it's not the only issue there...My stuff is here: ForNeVeR/dotnet-cli@2aa540b but it's just a first step, as I'm a newbie in NixOS packaging and in CoreCLR building.
(Also I've started the digging from
dotnet-clifor some reason)1dd16a9There was a problem hiding this comment.
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