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Compile on centos 6 instead of centos 7 #69
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echo Installing wget, gcc, g++, tar, make | ||
yum -y install wget gcc gcc-c++ tar, make | ||
echo Installing wget, gcc, g++, tar, make, yum-utils | ||
yum -y install wget gcc gcc-c++ tar make yum-utils |
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added yum-utils in order to make yum-config-manager work on centos 6
@clarkperkins Thank you for the PR :-) I'm currently working on a new build setup and will incorporate those changes. This change and a couple of other improvements will land within the next two weeks in a new release. Does that work for you? |
Hi @gliwka, yes that works for us, thanks! |
Hi @gliwka! I'm on the same team/organization as @clarkperkins and am swinging by to check on status for estimation purposes. Hope you're well! |
Sadly didn't get to it yet, was quite busy with things caused by the recent global events :-/ I'll try to push out a new release on the weekend. |
totally understood, stay safe out there |
coming around for a regularly scheduled priority check. Hope you're well |
The new native binaries (https://github.com/gliwka/hyperscan-java-native) are being built with centos 6 and devtoolset 7 (https://github.com/gliwka/centos6-devtoolset7-docker). I'll give you a ping as soon as I've released the next hyperscan-java version which will be using those new native binaries on maven central. |
Hi there, we'd like to be able to use hyperscan on centos 6 machines that only have GLIBC 2.12. The libhs.so binary in v1.0.0 requires GLIBC 2.14 - but the hyperscan documentation seems to suggest that hyperscan itself doesn't impose that requirement. These changes seem to make everything work for me on centos 6!