Github Actions workflow for building the toolchain and the SDK #1
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ugh, ignore this. it's late. |
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Reopened for CI testing |
macOS failure is expected at this time, see ndless-nspire#200 (comment)
more steps (including a separate toolchain build for macOS) are needed for this
use -j4 for make Co-authored-by: Fabian Vogt <fabian@ritter-vogt.de>
This reverts commit 8c01113.
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My original motivation for this was to let you provide "nightly" builds of the SDK and toolchain, so our CI would not have to duplicate effort, but it seems that GitHub Actions does not let you easily download artifacts from other repositories (yet?).
Still, the effort was made, so here's a free CI workflow for your project! :)
On runtimes:
build-toolchain.shscript changes (because it contains the gcc, binutils, etc version numbers used to build the toolchain).