Jeff Breidenbach wrote:
I'm quite happy to have NMU, with no delay necessary. It especially
makes sense since I'm not set up to test on ARM. Also, upstream
has some ideas. I'll see if they are amenable to direct contact.
-frename-registers made it build. Debdiff attatched and uploaded as NMU
I
I'm quite happy to have NMU, with no delay necessary. It especially
makes sense since I'm not set up to test on ARM. Also, upstream
has some ideas. I'll see if they are amenable to direct contact.
PS. How the heck did webp become bootstrap critical?
Jeff Breidenbach wrote:
Upstream says:
GCC 4.9 strikes again.
Strangely,while it built in the past with 4.8, I got an ICE when I tried
the current version of libwebp with the current gcc-4.8. Switching to
4.8 was the first thing I tried to workaround this issue. Switching to
4.7 was the se
Upstream says:
GCC 4.9 strikes again. CFLAGS='-O2 -frename-registers' should do [the
trick].
I'm generally comfortable with NMU high urgency situations
like this one. I prefer to keep the optimizations if possible,
because they are substantial.
* NEON assembly additions:
- ~25% faster l
Package: libwebp
Severity: important
Tags: patch
Libwebp FTBFS on arm64 with a couple of internal compiler errors. I've
already filed a bug report on gcc-4.9 (
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=757738 ) but given
that we are currently in the process of pushing arm64 into the of
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