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Package: libghc-hs-bibutils-dev
Version: 6.7.0.0-1
Severity: important
Tags: patch
Control: block 958662 by -1
Dear Haskell Group,
I am preparing the transition from libbibutils6 to libbibutils7, which is in
experimental.
I have just filed a bug #958662 against release.debian.org to ask for a
transition slot.
libbibutils6 has 4 reverse dependencies that are maintained inside your group.
Here are the results of their builds against libbibutils7:
* haskell-hs-bibutils FTBFS, but can be fixed with a simple patch
* haskell-pandoc-citeproc build OK
* haskell-blogliterately build OK
* haskell-hakyll build OK
This is thus a blocking bug for #958662, which can be solved with the enclosed
patch. Alternatively, I have just seen that haskell-hs-bibutils' upstream has a
new version ready, doing exactly the same as my enclosed patch. Thus, as soon
as libbibutils7 enters unstable, you will be able to package the new upstream
version and everything should be OK.
Best regards,
Pierre
Description: Changes for the transition to libbibutils7
Author: Pierre Gruet <[email protected]>
Last-Update: 2020-04-18
--- a/src/Text/Bibutils.hsc
+++ b/src/Text/Bibutils.hsc
@@ -137,13 +137,13 @@
-- | A type for storing the C struct with the bibliography data.
-- Mostly opaque to the Haskell side. See 'numberOfRefs' to retrieve
-- the number of references stored in the struct.
-newtype Bibl = Bibl { nrefs :: CLong }
+newtype Bibl = Bibl { n :: CLong }
instance Storable Bibl where
sizeOf _ = #{size bibl}
alignment _ = #{alignment bibl}
- peek p = #{peek bibl, nrefs } p >>= return . Bibl
- poke p (Bibl n) = #{poke bibl, nrefs } p n
+ peek p = #{peek bibl, n } p >>= return . Bibl
+ poke p (Bibl nb) = #{poke bibl, n } p nb
-- | Initialize the 'Bibl' C struct. Usually the first function being
-- called.
@@ -160,7 +160,7 @@
-- | Retrieve the number of references from a 'Bibl' C struct.
numberOfRefs :: ForeignPtr Bibl -> IO Int
numberOfRefs b
- = withForeignPtr b $ \cb -> peek cb >>= return . fromIntegral . nrefs
+ = withForeignPtr b $ \cb -> peek cb >>= return . fromIntegral . n
-- | A type for storing the Param C struct. It should be accessed with
-- the functions provided, such as 'setCharsetIn', etc.
@@ -395,7 +395,7 @@
c_bibl_addtocorps cparam centry
bibl_reporterr :: Status -> IO ()
-bibl_reporterr (Status n) = c_bibl_reporterr n
+bibl_reporterr (Status nb) = c_bibl_reporterr nb
newtype BiblioIn = BiblioIn { unBiblioIn :: CInt }
deriving ( Eq )
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Version: 6.10.0.0-1
https://buildd.debian.org/status/package.php?p=haskell-hs-bibutils&suite=sid
cu
Adrian
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