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[WIP] Add dart-2.8.4
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Le Sat, 28 Nov 2020 19:10:09 +0100,
Nicolò Balzarotti <anothersms <at> gmail.com> a écrit :
> Hi Guix!
> As announced on guix-devel, I bootstrapped the dart compiler from
> source.
>
> Following patches add dart 2.8.4 (latest release is 2.10, but I wanted
> to be sure that this work in progress is fine before continuing, as I
> fear that 4 other steps are required).
>
> NOTE: I tagged this as WIP as I've not yet disabled analytics yet (I
> disabled it from the first added version, but I was wondering if I
> need to disable it in _each_ version or if just the latest one is
> fine. Patching all of them will require some time).
>
> (Each build takes ~20min on my server and ~60min on my laptop, and
> there's a dozen of them)
>
> Let me know if there are major problems or if I can go on with
> disabling analytics!
>
> Thanks, Nicolò
>
Impressive :)
I can see a few issues in terms of style in these patches, but looking
at the first dart version, it looks like it's going to work :)
So, instead of using dart-zlib, dart-boringssl, ..., I'd recommend
changing dart-pkg to something like this:
(define* (dart-pkg name tag hash #:optional
(url (string-append
"https://github.com/dart-lang/"
(string-replace-substring name "-" "_")
".git")))
(origin
(method git-fetch)
(uri (git-reference
(url url)
(commit tag)))
...))
That way, dart-zlib, ... also have a proper file name ;)
I don't really like the fact that the build system simply bundles these
dependencies instead of link dynamically to them, but I guess it's hard
to do anything for that, and for bootstrap versions, I don't think it's
too much of an issue.
You should also make sure to clean up your patches: for instance patch
8 modifies things you've added before (I think it's only because of
whitespace, but that's not clean).
Thank you!
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