Added sqlite and gtk+3 that are now wanted by sparse.
Sparse expects to find system includes at /usr/include redirect this
to glibc.dev.
Sparse uses gcc -print-file-name= extensively to find gcc includes, due
to split in nixos this direct to gcc-lib, which does not include the headers
so redirect to GCC_BASE as defined in derivation. There might be a better way
to do this, but I did not immediately find one.
Define PREFIX as Make parameter, as old sed expression was broken.
Add a trivial test for cgcc.
Slightly irrelevant ref.
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1114755
A bit going on here.
- Updating resholve from 0.5.1 -> 0.6.0
- adding a depdendency, `binlore`, to supply ~intel on executables
that supports new functionality in resholve
- adding a package, `yallback`, which provides rule-based callbacks
for YARA rule matches (depdency of `binlore`).
- automatically generating "lore" for each `input` to a solution in
`resholvePackage`.
- update README
- restructuring some nix components to better support
my local dev and CI workflows.
- moved package tests into passthru/tests.nix (cuts `bats` out of
resholve's immediate dependencies, makes it possible to add my
existing Nix API test).
- move my oil-dev patches out of resholve into a separate repo (no
oil rebuild every time resholve's source changes). Also moving
oil-dev into its own Nix file here, to ~track the default.nix in
its own repo.
Version 3.17.0 contains support for sched_getattr and sched_setattr.
This fixes an issue where the following messages can be logged:
WARNING: unhandled amd64-linux syscall 315
See: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=369029
In addition to the version bump, this commit enables doCheck (as the
tests now pass) and provides a separate pname and version.
The upstream 3.17.0 also reorganized the output, placing the
default.supp file in libexec rather than lib. The postInstall hook was
adjusted accordingly.
A patch file which has not been used since upgrade to 3.15.0 in 2019
was also removed.
