MzScheme headers have a problem when using -Werror that the test-suite uses:
/usr/include/racket/sconfig.h:126:43: error: invalid suffix on literal; C++11 requires a space between literal and string macro [-Werror=literal-suffix]
126 | # define SCHEME_PLATFORM_LIBRARY_SUBPATH "x86_64-"SPLS_LINUX
Set it so it should be visible where the CI log shows the environment,
as `make` is run with `-s` so the compile command lines are unhelpfully
not shown.
It seems too brittle to enable by default as we'd have to avoid
including any system headers after doh.h, which is hard to enforce,
but just having it enabled for one CI job should avoid uses of the
poisoned symbols from being accidentally introduced.
See #2223
This commit log Scilab version at ./configure to ease maintenance. It
uses Scilab include next to the bin directory which will work for both
system-wide install and binaries from scilab.org.
SCILAB_VERSION is define as an automake variable for easier
failure investigation.
Note: the Ubuntu Scilab version is used when available, in the current
CI config there is:
* Scilab 5.5 from scilab.org
* Scilab 6.0 from Ubuntu 18.04
* Scilab 6.1 from Ubuntu 20.04
We only support v8 5.0 and later now.
libv8-dev is no longer packaged in newer Ubuntu releases, so it
seems there isn't an easy way to update this to test a supported
v8 version, but really v8 via node is the configuration people will
actually use anyway.
Test the documented minimum version 6 and some later versions
as was done on Travis.
Using ubuntu-18.04 as I couldn't get these versions to work on newer
ubuntu-20.04 (some horrid c++ compilation errors)
These are allowed to fail and they won't fail the
overall build (like they did on Travis).
Implemented via the continue-on-error flag that Github Actions provides.
Show compiler name (directly from inputs rather than from 'desc'.
Fix testing of C++11, C++14.
Allow for CSTD override to override with -std=gnu11 for languages
whose headers are not -std=c11 compatible.
Show c/c++ std being tested from github yaml file in the name.
The ubuntu-20.04 machine has php 7.4 and 8.0 installed.
configure.ac always looks for newer versions over older versions of php.
To prevent always testing 8.0, remove all versions and just install the
required version.
There is too much cruft to wade through to find compiler warnings.
I check these once in a while for all compilers.
We could alternatively use -Werr, but at the risk of more broken builds.
It's useful to see the configure step by itself, so split it out
from the installation of prerequisites.
The make install is verbose, put it in it's own step
Move checking of the errors test-suite and ccache checks from
the Build to Test step.
