Sebastien Maret just checked in the fftw and fftw3 packaging to build
against gcc44. If anyone has a package building against those which depends
on gcc43, they can now switch over to gcc44.
Jack
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Hi Bill,
On Jul 17, 2009, at 7:17 AM, William G. Scott wrote:
Hi Citizens:
A number of packages, including fftw, depend on gcc43 instead of
gcc44, which leads to the rather time-consuming and blood-pressure-
elevating phenomenon of having not one but two interminable builds for
packages that d
We need to convert over to gcc44 in any case
so that all of the packages can build on x86_64
fink. The only problem child will be pdftk which
is still stuck on gcc42 because of its broken
coding (which mixes java and c++ exceptions that
is now forbidden in gcc 4.3 and later).
Jack
On 17-Jul-09, at 01:17 , William G. Scott wrote:
> Hi Citizens:
>
> A number of packages, including fftw, depend on gcc43 instead of
> gcc44, which leads to the rather time-consuming and blood-pressure-
> elevating phenomenon of having not one but two interminable builds for
> packages that depen
William G. Scott wrote:
> Hi Citizens:
>
> A number of packages, including fftw, depend on gcc43 instead of
> gcc44, which leads to the rather time-consuming and blood-pressure-
> elevating phenomenon of having not one but two interminable builds for
> packages that depend on fftw and gcc44.
Hi Citizens:
A number of packages, including fftw, depend on gcc43 instead of
gcc44, which leads to the rather time-consuming and blood-pressure-
elevating phenomenon of having not one but two interminable builds for
packages that depend on fftw and gcc44. Any chance this can be
remedied?
