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The current version of the simavr1.6 Makefile.common checks if avr-gcc is installed by looking for a folder called avr-gcc in the homebrew Cellar. This did not work on my system (macOS Ventura 13.5). Instead, I have two folders in the Cellar called avr-gcc@9 and avr-gcc@12.
To workaround this issue, I manually created a folder called avr-gcc in the Cellar. This allowed the installation to proceed and complete successfully.
# workaround
mkdir $(brew --prefix)/Cellar/avr-gcc
# now this works
brew install simavr
Looks like the new version of the Makefile fixes this by using a glob pattern, so I guess this cask is just outdated. However, the recommendation to brew install avr-libc is incorrect. No such package exists. I believe the error message should say brew install avr-gcc instead.
The current version of the simavr1.6 Makefile.common checks if avr-gcc is installed by looking for a folder called
avr-gcc
in the homebrew Cellar. This did not work on my system (macOS Ventura 13.5). Instead, I have two folders in the Cellar calledavr-gcc@9
andavr-gcc@12
.To workaround this issue, I manually created a folder called
avr-gcc
in the Cellar. This allowed the installation to proceed and complete successfully.Looks like the new version of the Makefile fixes this by using a glob pattern, so I guess this cask is just outdated. However, the recommendation to
brew install avr-libc
is incorrect. No such package exists. I believe the error message should saybrew install avr-gcc
instead.https://github.com/buserror/simavr/blob/master/Makefile.common#L69C4-L69C4
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