#2117: Flex-2.5.34
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 Reporter:  LydianKnight  |        Owner:  [email protected]
     Type:  task          |       Status:  new                          
 Priority:  normal        |    Milestone:  7.0                          
Component:  Book          |      Version:  SVN                          
 Severity:  normal        |   Resolution:                               
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Comment (by [EMAIL PROTECTED]):

 Replying to [comment:1 martyj19]:
 > I'd be cautious with this one.  I find that the test system won't run.
 There appears to be a regression in the handling of comments.  Worst case
 this means flex input files in other packages may become broken.
 >
 > - Marty

   I've just finished a clfs build on ppc with 2.5.34 and all of my current
 desktop (icewm, gimp, lots of gnome deps for epiphany, gcalctool, gedit,
 gnumeric, gucharmap, yelp, first part of kde, full cdrdao, gnash, sundry
 av players and libraries) but I had exactly one package failing to build
 (libIDL) - my proposed fix for that is at bugzilla.gnome.org, (bug 507344,
 attachment 102158) - in that case it complained about a few '%'
 identifiers starting with a '%p something' and didn't pass any of the
 input file to the output.  After I changed it to '%pointer something' it
 was happy, the resulting file looks like what 2.5.33 produced (modulo
 changes from the version upgrade), compiles and runs fine.

  My logs show the following packages (only) used flex and didn't give any
 aggravation: kbd, iproute, and then bc, libbonobo, gcalctool.  Nothing
 else on my desktop uses flex, so I tend to think that for most people it
 won't be a big deal.

  Agreed, 'make check' doesn't do anything useful (seems to end ok, just
 not actually run any tests), but I'm fairly sure I've seen that before,
 with an earlier release.

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