On Mar 20, 2014, at 17:41, Nicolas Pavillon wrote: > I may have expressed myself incorrectly, but the compatibility mode of eigen3 > does not reduce the amount of options of calligra. provides full support, > apart from some modules which are not supported. It is thus a yes/no case, > where either you can use the compatibility mode if you are not using the > unsupported modules, or you have to adjust your code.
Exactly, and that's not something I'm very much interested in testing in something that's not a stable release :) Anyway, I figured out why eigen 2 doesn't build with clang. Apparently a C++ specialisation error in a single file. I'm not sure I understood it completely, but googling the error led me to a very simple solution that allows the build to complete (hopefully without introducing any regressions). A patch file and modified Portfile are attached to this message. >> [snip] but the applications I tested seemed functional enough. The suite is >> well too complicated to assert if it's "completely working", aside from what >> the unit tests say… > > Well, if you get something which is working satisfyingly, I would encourage > you to attach your Portfile to the ticket #37579. Calligra is still not an > official port of Macports, so if there is something working, it would be nice > to have it committed. Heh, for the moment I don't have anything like a Portfile, neither for Calligra nor for the 2 or 3 dependencies I had to install outside of MacPorts ... but who knows. In any case I'll post an update when I think things are ripe. I hope the build process will be as standard as possible (and strive to get any adaptations accepted upstream) so making a Portfile ought to be easy enough for anyone accustomed to do so. R.
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