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linux appimage: bundle prebuilt clang, ninja, and cmake - #114
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe Linux setup accepts optional compiler, linker, CMake, and Ninja paths. AppImage builds package architecture-specific versions of these tools and pass them through the setup flow. Native builds apply the optional linker override. Native build output is ignored. ChangesPortable Linux toolchain
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Portable builds may still fail on systems without compatible libstdc++ headers and libraries because the bundled libc++ is not selected. This is a concrete build-readiness issue that should be addressed before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant buildAppImage as build-appimage.sh
participant prepareTools as prepare-portable-tools.sh
participant appRun as AppRun
participant installAsync as InstallAsync
participant buildRunner as BuildRunner.RunAsync
participant localBuild as local-build.sh
buildAppImage->>prepareTools: Prepare architecture-specific toolchain
prepareTools-->>buildAppImage: Return staged compiler and build tools
appRun->>installAsync: Pass bundled tool paths
installAsync->>buildRunner: Pass compiler, linker, CMake, and Ninja options
buildRunner->>localBuild: Forward build options
localBuild->>localBuild: Apply optional linker flags to CMake
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In `@Launcher/local-build.sh`:
- Line 358: Update the compiler configuration in local-build.sh to pass the
libc++ selection flag when invoking clang++, and verify that the staged libc++
include and library paths from prepare-portable-tools.sh are supplied to the
build.
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The resolves needing system installs of clang, ninja, and cmake in order to build Wiicompiled. The appimage now contains them.
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This will allow users on immutable distros to more easily build Wiicompiled.
For the most part, everything is still compiled on the users system (SDL, aurora, etc) so those could (and often do) have their own development dependencies (headers) needed. To be determined as to what needs to be manually installed on users system still or if we need to supply suitable headers in the appimage for those as well.
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