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@sapetnioc Can you have a look? I think this change does not impact other packages in this repository. |
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The PR is ok for me. I did not test the packages yet. My only question is about the non relocatable binaries of the Matlab runtime. Their final location is not known at package time. It could be different for each installation. Is it a problem ? |
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It shouldn't be a problem. SPM12 is started by a shell script that sets |
Allow multiple versions of the Matlab Runtime. For that we need to include the version in the package name and make sure each version is installed alongside other versions. Note that the package version is simply the update number, 9 in the case of the 9.7/R2019b Linux binary: MATLAB_Runtime_R2019b_Update_9_glnxa64.zip For now, keep the package non-relocatable. The `patchelf` tool fails with obscure error messages on MATLAB Runtime binaries.
Note that the package version is the relese number of Standalone SPM12, the current latest release being r7771: spm12_r7771_Linux_R2019b.zip For now, keep the package non-relocatable. I am not convinced the `patchelf` tool does the right thing on MATLAB Runtime binaries.
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Find more information in the relevant documentation:
The binaries are available starting from these pages:
Matlab Compiler Runtime
Choose 9.7 as the Matlab runtime version, as it is the official MATLAB Runtime Version number according to the
MATLAB Runtime download page. Alternatives include v97 or R2019b. None of these versioning schemes account for the update version (R2019b Update 9) of the MATLAB release. Sigh.
For now, keep the package non-relocatable. The
patchelftool fails with obscure error messages on MATLAB Runtime binaries.SPM Standalone
Initial SPM Standalone binary packages used to be built against MATLAB R2010a and depend on the associated MATLAB Runtime 7.13. Unfortunately, that obsolete version of the MATLAB Runtime is not compatible with recent Linux distributions. We had to jump through hoops to run SPM12 on recent Linux machines, running SPM Standalone against MATLAB Runtime 9.7, associated to MATLAB R2019b, hoping for compatibility both with recent operating systems and the obsolete SPM Standalone binary package:
Nowadays, FIL provide multiple versions of the lastest release 7771 of SPM12, each for a specific version of the MATLAB Runtime:
spm12_r7771_R2010a.zipspm12_r7771_Linux_R2015b.zipspm12_r7771_Linux_R2016a.zipspm12_r7771_Linux_R2016b.zipspm12_r7771_Linux_R2017a.zipspm12_r7771_Linux_R2017b.zipspm12_r7771_Linux_R2018a.zipspm12_r7771_Linux_R2018b.zipspm12_r7771_Linux_R2019a.zipspm12_r7771_Linux_R2019b.zipspm12_r7771_Linux_R2020a.zipspm12_r7771_Linux_R2020b.zipspm12_r7771_Linux_R2021a.zipspm12_r7771_Linux_R2021b.zipspm12_r7771_Linux_R2022a.zipspm12_r7771_Linux_R2022b.zipFor now, I'm depending on MATLAB Runtime Version 9.7, for consistency with other packages, and to avoid depending on multiple MATLAB Runtime versions.