Fix <target-triple>-ranlib command not found
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This introduces the `RANLIB_<target-triple>` environment variable during compilation, fixing errors encountered when compiling C code via Rust, which is required by OpenSSL.
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LGTM; just confirming this fixed your issue?
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Yes! When I was compiling the Also compiled the code with cargokit and it worked because they have this environment variable. |
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Thanks for the fix. I don't think this will work in Windows as-is but I'll fix that in a follow up 🚀 |
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Fixed in |
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This introduces the
RANLIB_<target-triple>environment variable during compilation, fixing errors encountered when compiling C code via Rust, which is required by OpenSSL.NOTE: Cargokit does this as well see here.