Hi Even, On 05/20/2016 02:05 PM, Even Rouault wrote: >> [I'm sending this to the list because I'm unable to successfully create >> a ticket with description in Trac at the moment. As reported in #6520 >> [0] adding a ticket description causes an internal server errors on >> submit, it looks like the spam filter cannot handle the content.] > > You got -3 points of karma due to: > ExternalLinks (-3): Maximum number of external links per post exceeded > > (so somewhat changing a bit the links so they are no longer valid URL might > potentially work) > > and then : > IPThrottle (-4): Maximum number of posts per hour for this IP exceeded > > Unfortunately it doesn't seem there's a way to whitelist users... > > I've classified your attempts as 'ham' so hopefully the filter will lean from > that...
Thanks for troubleshooting. I've reopened the ticket with the links spread over several comments. >> As part of the effort to support Reproducible Builds [1] Alexis >> Bienvenüe submitted two patches in Debian Bug #824808 [2] to sort the >> object files in the static library: sort-files-1 [3] & sort-files-2 [4] >> >> These patches resolve the random_order_in_static_libraries issue [5], >> which is illustrated by the diffoscope output [6]. >> >> The attached patch is modified version of the sort-files-2 patch doing >> do wildcard sorting in the `$(LIBGDAL)` target instead of a separate >> >> `$(LIBGDAL).buildit` target. Alexis chose that approach because: >>> In some situations some of the target dependencies do not exist >>> before the "make target" call. When this arises, as $(wildcard) is >>> expanded before building the dependencies, it can miss some files… >>> I was not sure of the situation here, so I added a transitional >>> target to be safe. >> >> I prefer the single line change in the attached patch, but you may want >> to consider the separate target as done in the sort-files-2 patch too. > > I've not an authoritative opinion on makefile issues. Was just wondering if > one > or another one of the approach might cause issues to "odd" environements, > like > mingw. But I see that we already do the backticks in the gdal.pc target. Both backticks and the Makefile functions should be supported on Windows too, but I haven't tested on Windows. I did opt out of the approach from the sort-files-1 patch because it's unlikely to work on Windows, it uses ls with the C locale to sort the objects instead of the Makefile functions. Kind Regards, Bas -- GPG Key ID: 4096R/6750F10AE88D4AF1 Fingerprint: 8182 DE41 7056 408D 6146 50D1 6750 F10A E88D 4AF1 _______________________________________________ gdal-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/gdal-dev
