I can't say much about the compiler version, I think I've seen some relatively recent changes. I have two pkgsrc build hosts - one with X11_TYPE modular, using the earlier version, the other - without X11_TYPE, using the later - failing for you - version, so I can't really test it ( or so I *think*, it being an operative word ), without messing the one using built-in Xorg (the test systems use pkgin for installation).
The interesting (and for tech-x11 as well) thing might be that I tested my HP Envy 17 laptop with modular Xorg (using an 8GB USB stick with live-image from yesterday, removing /usr/X11R7 and pkgin installation of modular Xorg, surprisingly faster working than one might expect) and compared the Xorg log files. While similar, there were differences important enough to make me switch to modular Xorg permanently. My NVidia 950M was apparently not yet supported by the DRI2 infrstructure, but the built-in Xorg still recognizes it, loads the nouveau module, eventually failing and unloading it, to let the Intel driver carry on - which it does, and works, with the expection of AIGLX failing. The modular Xorg log file does not show any reference to the NVidia card (I took it off the xorg.conf file), AIGLX succeeds. The server versions of both the built-in and modular Xorg are the same. Right now I am building xfce4 with modular Xorg, after that I will switch to modular ( should be as easy as hiding the old /usr/pkg, /var/dg/pkg, /usr/X11R7, making two copies of /etc/rc.conf to account for the different installed packages, installing and running pkgin from the new modular Xorg build host; this will give me the opportunity to swap easily between the two Xorg options with the corresponding set of dependent packages). On Mon, 18 Mar 2019 at 18:27, Bob Bernstein <poo...@ruptured-duck.com> wrote: > > I installed ccache and made my /etc/mk.conf look like yours: > > X11_TYPE=modular > CCACHE_DIR?= /usr/pkg/.ccache > PKGSRC_COMPILER= ccache gcc > > ...and cd'd to /usr/pkgsrc/x11/lbxproxy to do a 'make clean > clean-depends'. I ran aground on the same warning-treated-as-error > as before. What I notice is we are using "slightly" different > versions of gcc. > > Yours: > > # gcc --version > > gcc (nb1 20190119) 7.4.0 > > Mine: > # gcc --version > gcc (nb2 20190226) 7.4.0 > > And for the record: > # uname -a > NetBSD nebby.localdomain 8.99.35 NetBSD 8.99.35 (GENERIC) #0: Fri > Mar 15 22:09:21 UTC 2019 > mkre...@mkrepro.netbsd.org:/usr/src/sys/arch/amd64/compile/GENERIC amd64 > > I will take the liberty again to attach the make output. > > Thank you! > > -- > Bob Bernstein > -- ----
