On 03/07/2013 12:22 PM, Alan DeKok wrote:
It's been a while since Version 2.2 was released, so it's time for the
next release.
I'd like to fix the reported memory leak issue, and then release it
later next week. The changes are minor, and mostly cleanups and bug fixes.
Please let me know if there are any issues.
Yes, one just came up. We've never been able to ship a devel package
that installs the header files because of multilib conflicts. A multilib
conflict occurs when arch specific packages (i.e. i686 vs. x86-64)
contain arch independent files which differ between arches (i.e. header
files). In other words the header files can't differ between i686 and
x86-64.
My recollection is there was just one or two issues that arose because
configure generates a header file with a few defines specifying the size
of an int or some such. This wiki page explains some of the issues.
http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/PackagingDrafts/MultilibTricks
Anyway, I just got a request to start shipping a -devel package, but
it's much easier to make the necessary minor tweaks upstream to get rid
of the conflicts. So it would be great if we could get this into the git
repo before 2.2.1 goes out the door. I think the fix is fairly minor.
Since this just came up about 5 minutes ago I don't have all the details
at hand or a patch yet, but I'll do that soon.
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