Unexpected error while building with PCRE2GREP_SUPPORT_JIT turned off and targeting 10.15
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To disable JIT you need to set the PCRE2_SUPPORT_JIT variable, the variable you changed disabled JIT only as part of the pcre2grep tool. |
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While building for macOS older than 11 in Apple Silicon makes no sense, some build systems lack the flexibility to set a target per architecture while aiming to support multi architecture binaries. Allow an option in those cases by using the slower runtime checks if the toolchain allows it. Fixes: PCRE2Project/pcre2#109
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I'm closing this as dealt with. |
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Steps:
ccmake .CMAKE_OSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGETto10.15.PCRE2GREP_SUPPORT_JITtoOFF.cto configure, thengto generate, then exitccmake.make clean; makeExpected:
-> successful build
Actual:
-> build fails, with error:
It would appear that even when JIT is turned off, the sljit internals are getting compiled anyway. (I can't currently require macOS 11.0, which means that I can't currently enable JIT for all architectures. I suspect that the current state of affairs is related to bug #2769 in the old tracker which appears to have never been resolved.)
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