Re: pkg/59429: lang/llvm: missing file or PLIST error

["Thomas Klausner via gnats" <gnats-admin%NetBSD.org@localhost>]

The following reply was made to PR pkg/59429; it has been noted by GNATS.

From: Thomas Klausner <wiz%NetBSD.org@localhost>
To: NetBSD bugtracking <gnats-bugs%NetBSD.org@localhost>
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Subject: Re: pkg/59429: lang/llvm: missing file or PLIST error
Date: Fri, 16 May 2025 18:05:23 +0200

 On Fri, May 16, 2025 at 03:05:01PM +0000, rwhitlock22%gmail.com@localhost wrote:
 > I'm not sure whether this file should be built but isn't, whether the PLIST entry should be deleted, whether the PLIST entry needs a ${PLIST.SPIRV} in front of it, or something else.
 
 It definitely should not be deleted.
 
 With the default options:
 
 Any of the following general options may be selected:
         debug    Enable debugging facilities in the package.
         llvm-target-aarch64     Support code generation for 64-bit ARM CPUs.
         llvm-target-amdgpu      Support code generation for AMD GPUs.
         llvm-target-arc
         llvm-target-arm  Support code generation for ARM CPUs.
         llvm-target-avr
         llvm-target-bpf
         llvm-target-csky
         llvm-target-directx
         llvm-target-hexagon
         llvm-target-lanai
         llvm-target-loongarch
         llvm-target-m68k
         llvm-target-mips        Support code generation for MIPS CPUs.
         llvm-target-msp430
         llvm-target-nvptx
         llvm-target-powerpc     Support code generation for PowerPC CPUs.
         llvm-target-riscv
         llvm-target-sparc       Support code generation for SPARC CPUs.
         llvm-target-spirv
         llvm-target-systemz
         llvm-target-ve
         llvm-target-webassembly Support code generation for WebAssembly virtual machine.
         llvm-target-x86
         llvm-target-xcore
         llvm-target-xtensa
         terminfo         Use terminfo.
         tests    Build and install tests.
         z3       Enable support for the Z3 theorem prover.
 
 These options are enabled by default:
         llvm-target-aarch64 llvm-target-amdgpu llvm-target-arc
         llvm-target-arm llvm-target-avr llvm-target-bpf
         llvm-target-csky llvm-target-directx llvm-target-hexagon
         llvm-target-lanai llvm-target-loongarch llvm-target-m68k
         llvm-target-mips llvm-target-msp430 llvm-target-nvptx
         llvm-target-powerpc llvm-target-riscv llvm-target-sparc
         llvm-target-spirv llvm-target-systemz llvm-target-ve
         llvm-target-webassembly llvm-target-x86 llvm-target-xcore
         llvm-target-xtensa terminfo
 
 These options are currently enabled:
         llvm-target-aarch64 llvm-target-amdgpu llvm-target-arc
         llvm-target-arm llvm-target-avr llvm-target-bpf
         llvm-target-csky llvm-target-directx llvm-target-hexagon
         llvm-target-lanai llvm-target-loongarch llvm-target-m68k
         llvm-target-mips llvm-target-msp430 llvm-target-nvptx
         llvm-target-powerpc llvm-target-riscv llvm-target-sparc
         llvm-target-spirv llvm-target-systemz llvm-target-ve
         llvm-target-webassembly llvm-target-x86 llvm-target-xcore
         llvm-target-xtensa terminfo
 
 You can select which build options to use by setting PKG_DEFAULT_OPTIONS
 or PKG_OPTIONS.llvm.
 
 the PLIST is ok, so I guess it need some ${PLIST.foo} in front.
 
 > probably disable the llvm-target-spirv option for lang/llvm
 
 Could you try disabling just this one and see if it breaks the PLIST?
  Thomas