On Sat, May 04, 2019 at 09:33:38PM -0500, Bruce Dubbs via blfs-dev wrote: > On 5/4/19 5:13 PM, Ken Moffat via blfs-dev wrote: > > > > So, unless anyone objects I intend to change the llvm page to add an > > external link, and change > > > > If you have installed Sphinx and wish to ... > > to > > If you have installed Sphinx and recommonmark, and wish to ... > > > > Objections ? > > No objection here. > > > As to the "tuning", setup.py has a funny idea of 'verbose', it tells > > you nothing about how it is building things. If it's all scripts, > > no worry, but I suspect some of the modules do compilation. Maybe > > nearer the end (probably about the eighth or tenth pass, this is the > > first and only half built) I'll try adding --enable-optimizations to > > python3 when I rebuild it after adding more dependencies early in > > BLFS : I had thought I only use it in building, but maybe Sphinx > > (llvm docs, kernel docs) will show if that is worthwhile. Looks as > > if this won't be finished for months! ;-) > > Have fun. > > -- Bruce > Thanks. I wish I hadn't raised the ticket about exiv2-0.27.1. I find that both it, and the pre-release which I had only tested for a non-book package, break gegl - so I'm going back to the horrendous 0.27.0 for my testing. There is a limit to how much breakage, particularly in C++ code, I can handle.
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