On 05/06/2016 11:21, Peter Humphrey wrote: > X-Originating-<%= hostname %>-IP: [82.69.80.10] > > Hello list, > > I've just about finished installing a new ~amd64 system, because it was > getting too intricate to maintain ~arch versions of all the packages I need > with some pretty new hardware in here. When it came to emerging libreoffice, > though, and its last dependency app-text/libetonyek, I found a bit of a > puzzle. > > The build log of app-text/libetonyek includes this: > > [...] > checking for MDDS... no > configure: error: Package requirements (mdds-1.0) were not met: > > No package 'mdds-1.0' found > > ...and on the console I see: > > * emerge --keep-going: app-office/libreoffice-5.1.3.2 dropped because it > * requires >=app-text/libetonyek-0.1, >=app-text/libetonyek-0.1 > > Now that's odd, because DEPEND in the libetonyek ebuild contains > "dev-util/mdds:1" and see here: > > $ eix mdds > [I] dev-util/mdds > Available versions: > (0) 0.10.3(0/0.10.3) (~)0.11.2-r1(0/0.11.2) 0.12.0(0/0.12.0) > 0.12.1(0/0.12.1){tbz2} > (1) (~)1.2.0(1/1.2){tbz2} **9999(1/9999) > {doc valgrind} > Installed versions: 0.12.1{tbz2}(09:46:34 05/06/16) > 1.2.0(1){tbz2}(09:57:29 05/06/16)(-doc -valgrind) > Homepage: https://gitlab.com/mdds/mdds > Description: A collection of multi-dimensional data structure > and indexing algorithm > > So, as I already have versions in slots 0 and 1, and libetonyek wants the > one in slot 1, what is portage complaining about? >
Portasge is not complaining, ./configure is and you appear to be misreading the output between what ./configure says with what eix & ebuilds says. This: No package 'mdds-1.0' found is not the same as this: $ eix mdds (1) (~)1.2.0(1/1.2){tbz2} **9999(1/9999) You don't have mdds-1.0, you have mdds-1.2 and there is no 1.0 candidate available for installation. So this is an ebuild bug and should be reported at bgo. My setup has all those packages installed since a long time, but trying to re-install fails the same way as you. I reckon the maintainer missed the build failure. -- Alan McKinnon alan.mckin...@gmail.com