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I have been playing around with OpenSSL via wrapdb to learn meson. It appears to make lots of decisions regarding c_opts given its context. How do I see what decisions it is making regarding build flags which I observe to be incorrect using the verbose -v option?
For example, using clang for cross compile of OpenSSL, it makes mach-o objects instead of elf.
I suspect that I will have to hack the OpenSSL subproject build.meson to get the behavior that I desire by default, rather than cross-file.txt.
Cheers,
Joe Gorse
P.S. There are other related issues and threads, though this thread adds the interesting use case which has not yet been captured for the macos build, arm linux 32 bit host/target, and the cross-file.txt behaviors. #6662
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Greetings,
I have been playing around with OpenSSL via wrapdb to learn meson. It appears to make lots of decisions regarding c_opts given its context. How do I see what decisions it is making regarding build flags which I observe to be incorrect using the verbose
-v
option?For example, using clang for cross compile of OpenSSL, it makes mach-o objects instead of elf.
More of my travels are documented here:
mesonbuild/wrapdb#830
I suspect that I will have to hack the OpenSSL subproject build.meson to get the behavior that I desire by default, rather than cross-file.txt.
Cheers,
Joe Gorse
P.S. There are other related issues and threads, though this thread adds the interesting use case which has not yet been captured for the macos build, arm linux 32 bit host/target, and the cross-file.txt behaviors.
#6662
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