wrong syntax in build.sh for Linux (ctrlr version 5.3.192)

[m.tarenskeen]

I was trying to build the latest ctrlr from Git for my Linux machine. Version number 5.3.192
I bumped into errors in the file

Builds/Generated/Linux/Standalone/build.sh

At the beginning of the script I see

CPUS=`cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep processor | wc -l`
let JOBS=’CPUS / 4′

This must be wrong. It will only give the variable JOBS the stringvalue “CPUS / 4”. What you probably want is a value of (for example) JOBS=1 if CPUS=4

For this you could use the syntax

let JOBS=$((CPUS/4))

but this only makes sense if CPUS has a value of 4 or more. Else it will result in JOBS=0

For now, in my local copy, I just replaced the line with

JOBS=2

to be able to run the script, but this might not work for everyone. A better solution is needed.

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Oh yeah 🙂 sorry for that will fix it asap

[m.tarenskeen]

BTW:
I couldn’t figure out how to highlight this line:

CPUS=`cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep processor | wc -l`

as codeblock in this message editor. The backquotes that are important for this code seem to confuse the code syntax?

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