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hi all, hey, im needing dsymutil in my path (using nix-shell to setup a working dev env for a ruby project), i have binutils in my buildInputs, and add that to path. however (using find /nix) it looks like 'dsymutil' et. al. is in a package called 'ctools-port-895', but i can't seem to include that in the list of buildInputs (nor 'ctools', nor 'ctools-port'). I look at the .nix definition for binutils, which has dsymutil d
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get those declared commands into the path. Any ideas?
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yeah, we don't have dsymutil yet IIRC but somebody was working on that
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LnL if i can reference the cctools package in my 'shell.nix' then that would solve my problem (I think). but apparently its undefined, which i don't get but anyhow
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oh
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just saw this comment
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dsymutil: soon going away once it goes into LLVM (this one is fake anyway)
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that's what I was referring to, the impure implementation just points to Xcode I think
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right.. so for the exercise, can i ask how i'd get those ctools bins in my path ?
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I currently to this
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```
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for p in $buildInputs; do
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export PATH=$p/bin:$PATH
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done
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```
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but i'm stumped how to have ctools (or ctools-port as case might be) accepted as a variable in the buildInputs array
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?
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for reference, my buildInputs array is something like:
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```
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llvm
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buildInputs = with pkgs; [
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...
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clang
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gcc
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binutils
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gnutar
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gzip
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gawk
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gnused
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oops hit enter early.. but you get the idea..
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