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status_printer.h:53:38: error: ‘int64_t’ has not been declared #2426
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Thanks, I can confirm this fix allowed my builds to complete successfully. |
If you want to avoid having to open such an issue in the future, contribute a GitHub Action that builds with musl :) |
This is what I use to build from master but I use custom build of MCM which have no official releases, hence the range of targets, I figure this is not an ideal solution to the suggestion unless a source for the toolchains could be agreed upon, maybe here? The other way is qemu/alpine emulation. Not the fastest way but less unique. I could do this but i'd need to understand implementation would be best suited for the project, Crossbuilding or emulation, emulation is probably the easier to maintain but longer build times. |
I may have got ahead of myself there. Would a simple x86_64 workflow suffice for this need? |
yes |
A recent change post v1.12.0 release has caused this build error:
I use MCM to build statically linked binaries against muslc built on Alpine Linux.
It said that this commit looks to be the culprit:
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