Re:Show HN: Termux – Terminal emulator and Unix environment ...
by fredrikfornwall on Saturday July 18, 2015 @05:50PM
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Thanks! Is it the make program itself which tries to run /bin/sh, or does it try to run a file from a project which has a #!/bin/sh start?
If it's GNU make itself which tries to call /bin/sh directly, that could be patched from my side. But if it is a script from a file, you have to make the shebang replacement #!/bin/sh -> #!${PREFIX}/bin/sh yourself on all script files to be executed - there is a simple termux-fix-shebang script installed by default for that!
Re:Show HN: Termux – Terminal emulator and Unix environment ...
by jekub on Sunday July 19, 2015 @04:33AM
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I've tryed it on a very simple makefile and after some testing found what trigger the message. It is simply a line with an "echo" command. It seems that make try to run it with "/bin/sh".
Re:Show HN: Termux – Terminal emulator and Unix environment ...
by fredrikfornwall on Sunday July 19, 2015 @05:08PM
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Thanks - this is now fixed, if you do an 'apt update && apt upgrade' it should now work!
Re:Show HN: Termux – Terminal emulator and Unix environment ...
by jekub on Sunday July 19, 2015 @05:34PM
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Thanks, it works perfectly now.
Do you plan to also make a version for 64bit ARM ? This one works perfectly on my Nexus 9 but I would love to be able to develop for ARM64 directly on it.
Thank you for your work, From what I see on the play store, you plan to make money with the extensions ? I will probably buy at least the theme one soon.
Re:Show HN: Termux – Terminal emulator and Unix environment ...
by fredrikfornwall on Sunday July 19, 2015 @06:11PM
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Great! Yes, I've been experimenting with ARM64 packages, will look at it more when things settle down a bit.
Nice, let me know if there is a font or colour theme you miss from it!
There is still some problems, on my nexus 9 "make" complain that it doesn't find "/bin/sh" which is normal, is it possible to change this so it can find the provided shell ? And "ld" from binutils require gcc so it seems that it is not possible to work only with clang ?
Thanks a lot, it is the best solution to develop on my Nexus 9, it really shine again !