pointer addresses of the two arrays. That may not
be 64-bit safe. I'm afraid my memory on this is very hazy. It might
possibly be addressed already in one of the existing debian/patches.
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[5] http://root.cern.ch/root/roottalk/roottalk10/0335.html
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[3] http://lists.debian.org/debian-science/2008/09/msg00028.html
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On Tue, Dec 8, 2009 at 2:35 PM, Andreas Tille andr...@fam-tille.de wrote:
On Tue, Dec 08, 2009 at 02:18:27PM -0500, Brett Viren wrote:
Kevin B. McCarty kmcca...@debian.org writes:
With best wishes to the project,
My thanks go out for your good work. Having Geant4 in Debian packages
at
http://lists.debian.org/debian-science/2009/09/msg00066.html in case
you also wanted to adopt the Cernlib on Debian web pages.
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away from CLHEP.
[4] http://lists.debian.org/debian-legal/2006/07/msg00016.html
[5] http://wwwasd.web.cern.ch/wwwasd/lhc++/clhep/
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a note to debian-science
that PAW and friends are slated for doom. In the meantime, prospective
maintainers may want to take a look at my CERNLIB on Debian pages at
http://people.debian.org/~kmccarty/cernlib/ and also at the source
packages (prepare to be horrified).
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to reflect this.
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to biology. I
hope anyone who works on or mentors that project bears in mind that it
could be kept much more general in scope.
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You can of course answer (c) neither to this question if you want to
keep shipping the files that upstream provides in both your source and
binary packages -- the Hipparcos catalog is basically public-domain so
that's perfectly OK.
Thanks very much for your time.
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test suites to check for this sort of problem -- better to have
something FTBFS than to have it get into the archive but be completely
(or worse, subtly) broken.
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, or to demonstrate properties of
transmission lines in an EE class.
Maybe one useful thing that can come from this overly wordy email would
be a suggestion that Research be added as a recognized Free Desktop
category. Anyone have any feelings about that?
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Maybe one useful thing that can come from this overly wordy email would
be a suggestion that Research be added as a recognized Free Desktop
category. Anyone have any feelings about that?
On looking at the wiki page, http
-* metapackages do and
presumably they have some reason for it.
2) Maybe these metapackages could Suggest the corresponding
education-* metapackages.
3) science-physics should definitely recommend root-system once that's
out of experimental.
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consider PAW or
ROOT an educational tool ;-)
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implementation has
been mentioned on c.l.f.
What do you suggest for *C/C++* code that, for whatever reason, needs to
call GETARG() or whatever the modern equivalent is from a FORTRAN library?
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to
_gfortran_getarg_i4 in libgfortran. I see that there is also a
_gfortran_getarg_i8 symbol in libgfortran, but surely aliasing getarg_
to one or the other would not be a problem.
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once
blas, lapack (and ideally atlas) are taken care of:
cernlib
mclibs / paw (these two are independent)
geant321 / mn-fit (these are independent but must each follow paw)
I'd prefer to do the uploads myself since these packages are rather finicky.
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://people.debian.org/~kmccarty/cernlib/faq.html#41
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deb http://borex.princeton.edu/~kmccarty/ sid cernlib-2006
deb-src http://borex.princeton.edu/~kmccarty/ sid cernlib-2006
Hi Kevin,
I added the two lines
the following dependency error
:
The following packages have unmet dependencies:
libgeant4-dev: Depends: geant4-headers (= 4.8.2-2) but 4.8.2-3 is
installed.
Someone else also reported this bug to me early this morning. It
should be fixed now. If not, please tell me.
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to make sure
things were clear for anyone new to Debian packaging who might be
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of deps and
recommends that you'll need to install before dpkg -i'ing it.
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be packaged in Debian proper (eventually... look how long
it's taking us to get ROOT in :-/ ), anything non-free but distributable
with a proper license can go in Debian non-free, and no one wants to
take the risk of hosting debs that have unclear legal status.
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I personally don't have anywhere to host such a repository. (My
post-doc is up in April so I will probably lose the use of the machine
currently hosting my Geant4 .debs.) Not to put words in his mouth, but
I understand
into Debian stable, /usr should be the default
if nothing is set.
What are the complaints? Debian packages shouldn't be depending on
env. variables.
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- someone may want to build a
piece of embedded kit around it.
Hmm, an embedded Debian-based scientific workstation. That could be a
neat idea... I could see manufacturers of smart oscilloscopes and
other electronics doing that as a value-added thing.
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this but haven't had a chance yet. The other big issue
is that GEANT4 uses the CLHEP library, which is still in a completely
murky state with respect to licensing. Once these are solved I think
GEANT4 could be uploaded to Debian/non-free.
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, in fields other than physics, also be interested in using
this repository?
The idea needs a lot of setup so probably not much will happen
immediately; this email is mainly to gauge the amount of interest.
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.) PAW aren't intrinsically physics software (unlike say GEANT),
they're just traditionally used by physicists. Comments?
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make inside it. Then run
paw from the same directory (so that it starts up by executing the
enclosed pawlogon.kumac file).
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So it should suffice for ROOT packages to be recompiled against an
updated libmysqlclient15-dev package. (If ROOT were already in
Debian, a simple email to debian-release asking for a binary NMU would
have worked.) Christian, will you have
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symlink farm is probably the fastest solution.
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, a developer of PAIPIX (based on
Knoppix, with additional scientific applications) has just spoken with
one of the GEANT 4 people at CERN, and received unofficial
confirmation that it was OK to redistribute GEANT 4. I'm just
awaiting an official email now clarifying the details.
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if they re-license under a
DFSG-compatible license. Even if they refuse, thank them for their
time and consideration of your request.
You might also want to ask this on debian-legal, although they might
not have comments specifically regarding academic software.
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it to happen.
Why not use the already-existing Debian wiki page at
http://wiki.debian.org/DebianScienceBiology ? (For those who aren't
aware, you don't need to be a Debian Developer to edit the wiki; you
just need to create an account there for yourself.)
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Why not use the already-existing Debian wiki page at
http://wiki.debian.org/DebianScienceBiology ? (For those who aren't
aware, you don't need to be a Debian
or EGSnrc.
I have to add that having my first large-scale exposure to FORTRAN
being the spaghetti code in Cernlib didn't endear the language to me
any. :-)
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, in which case my objections
would only apply to h2root and g2root.
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could work as a PAW substitute on 64-bit arches. Seems to be in the
early stages yet; anyone have any experience with it?
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in Debian? If so, in what timeframe?
The latter is fixed upstream, but the former is apparently unfixed. It
can apparently be worked around with the -fno-f2c flag. But this (from
the first half of my email) will be incompatible with any current
FORTRAN libraries in Debian.
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future).
This sounds interesting. Are you willing to give a sneak preview? :-)
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an existing version of Cint but it
will be faster to upload Root source that builds its own Cint binary (in
the root-cint binary package). Also I don't know if Root is
compatible with pure Cint.
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