Add dependencies to README.md #102
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In general, I was hesitant to add this myself as with this approach we are recommending people use their system's package manager and so we are at the mercy of whatever they do like in #13. @bennoleslie originally wrote "Note: It is a high priority of the authors to ensure builds are self-contained and repeatable. A high value is placed on using specifically versioned tools. At this point in time this is not fully realised, however it is a high priority to enable this in the near future." I don't know exactly how he meant to realise this though... |
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One other note: python3.9 is no longer in the repos. I'm using 3.11 without issues... |
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Also, musl 1.2.3 is the one currently available (and 1.2.4 in Debian sid). The changes from 1.2.2 are very minor, and will not be visible in our usecases |
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I think wrt the reproducibility, the only issue is libmuslc I think nothing else that's variable will end up visible in the Monitor or Loader. |
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| $ sudo apt install build-essential git cmake ninja-build \ | ||
| device-tree-compiler libxml2-utils \ | ||
| pandoc texlive-latex-base texlive-latex-recommended \ |
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texlive-latex-recommended is not needed
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actually I might be wrong here - the CI doesn't install it but it might have it already available. I'll check on a fresh install.
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I installed it to get xcolor.sty amongst other things
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Argh, was trying to push to the branch and made a mistake... Apologies |
Make the list of dependencies for building the microkit tool more complete.
This list was created by making a minimal Debian stable chroot environment, and adding packages until the build worked
It addresses Issue #6