Is this flag still valid, as I can't seem to find any mention of it in version 0.2.0?

Any updates to this?

Thanks again.

Thank you for your time and effort on this.

The latest release is over 1 year old, so would it be possible to bump the release number or publish a new release/tag with the latest fixes?

This appears to be a muon issue that has been resolved. Closing...

Thanks for the fix. Mind bumping the release number as it has been some time :)

Just faced the exact same issue with glib. This appears to be a problem with the to_int() method with null terminated strings.

Hey there, I am trying to build basu using muon on a custom Linux distribution that uses musl libc. I am receiving the following error:

basu-v0.2.1/meson.build:208:47: error unable to parse '65534\10'
208 |                 id = id_result.stdout().to_int()
                                                    ^
basu-v0.2.1/meson.build:208:41: error in method str.to_int()
208 |                 id = id_result.stdout().to_int()

I tried it with meson and it builds just fine, which lead me to believe it's a muon bug.

Any ideas?

https://todo.sr.ht/~emersion/basu/19

Hey there, I am trying to build basu using muon on a custom Linux distribution that uses musl libc. I am receiving the following error:

basu-v0.2.1/meson.build:208:47: error unable to parse '65534\10'
208 |                 id = id_result.stdout().to_int()
                                                    ^
basu-v0.2.1/meson.build:208:41: error in method str.to_int()
208 |                 id = id_result.stdout().to_int()

I tried it with meson and it builds just fine, which lead me to believe it's a muon bug.

Any ideas that it might be caused by basu?

I am trying to cross compile muon to a musl libc target, using muon on a glibc host. It is detecting the cross compiler correctly having passed it via PATH and CC, but it is failing on tools/embedder file.

This works for meson as I have a cross-file listing all binaries from ar, as all the way to strings and strip.

I checked muon's source code and noticed that --cross-file is ignored, so is there a way to solve this?

I can confirm that relative paths are now working. I even tried the bootstrap script with relative paths, and it worked as expected in all trials.

Keep up the great work!