tpoechtrager / cctools-port

Apple cctools port for Linux and *BSD

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cctools-port error (iOS)

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When I enter [--with-llvm-config=...], I get this error:
-sh: target: No such file or directory

Terminal output for reference;

iPhone:/var/mobile/Library/Jailbreakappstbdp root# git clone https://github.com/tpoechtrager/cctools-port.git cctools-port/
done.
iPhone:/var/mobile/Library/Jailbreakappstbdp root# cd cctools-port/cctools
iPhone:/var/mobile/Library/Jailbreakappstbdp/cctools-port/cctools root# ./configure \
>     [--prefix=/home/user/cctools] \
>     [--with-libtapi=/home/user/cctools] \
>     [--target=<target>] \
>     [--with-llvm-config=...]
-sh: target: No such file or directory

You have a fundamental misunderstanding of how one should parse information from github documentation. The <> symbols wrapping a particular word indicate that you should replace them with the desired value that the word represents. For example <target> means <replace this with the target>, for which a valid value might be aarch64-apple-ios-eabi or another triplet.

Additionally, the [] symbols wrapping each line indicate that the line is optional.

commented

You have a fundamental misunderstanding of how one should parse information from github documentation. The <> symbols wrapping a particular word indicate that you should replace them with the desired value that the word represents. For example <target> means <replace this with the target>, for which a valid value might be aarch64-apple-ios-eabi or another triplet.

Additionally, the [] symbols wrapping each line indicate that the line is optional.

Sorry, I know that know, had completely forgotten about this, and what I was even doing with it in the first place. I'm closing the issue, as there is no issue.