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Following the commit in comment #17, I have successfully compiled sqlite3, and
I have a compile of chromium in progress which has gotten past the
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It seems to me that any way to fix it with a patch so that it can be built is
good.
However, I think there is something strange about the fact that _XOPEN_SOURCE
was defined because there are
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It is a compiler / freebsd-base change that triggered it, not a chromium
change.
Yes the patches are shared between OpenBSD and FreeBSD as I maintain the
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Having just now recovered from the trauma--whoops, I mean exercise--of fixing
for CVE-2024-5274 (with the ad-hoc patch, which worked fine), I'll install the
new chromium on my vast local network
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> I cannot reproduce this on 13.3/amd64 so I assume this happens due to some
> header poisoning from some dependencies.
I suppose you did check that all of
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If that is to be upstreamed the comment needs to be fixed up as well.
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Removing the patch third__party_sqlite_BUILD.gn did not changed the outcome.
The build still fails with the same alloca() errors from sqlite3_shim.c.
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I'd like to hear from the maintainer about this. Could well be that
SQLITE_USE_ALLOCA was just disabled in databases/sqlite3 because of the issue
with
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Build www/chromium with proposed upstreamable fix.
Fix the build as explained in previous comment,
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My compile using this patch is past the point of the error, so the patch does
work.
I just recompiled databases/sqlite3 to see what I could find out
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Should have noted: I'm on 13.2-RELEASE-p10.
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I don't think we should do it like this patch :), but I think it will
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I'm currently experimenting with the internal SQLite of devel/qtcreator, which
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The reason why alloca is not defined is likely to be the following part.
# 14123 "../../third_party/sqlite/src/amalgamation/sqlite3.c"
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This defines _POSIX_C_SOURCE and
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Or use poudriere to build binary package locally.
It installes dependencies INSIDE BUILDER JAILS, BUT NOT ONTO THE BARE-METAL
ENVIRONMENT to build.
If you
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Exactly. If you don't want to have it installed during the build,
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AFAIK pulse is used during build, but not installed as a dependency.
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But I do not want ugly pulse in my system.
Is it really necessary?
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Tomoaki, thanks for the help, but it's obviously not that ninja problem.
Robert, thanks for your efforts, build is now past the pulse_stubs part, let's
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Perhaps building www/qt6-webengine and www/chromium on poudriere-devel running
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In addition to this chromium should also allow the user to choose what audio
backend to use, regardless of what backends are installed.
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With a patch - 14 days in case that maintainer wouldn't respond.
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Discussion about the flavorization can take years.
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Instead of reverting this change, I will create another PR with the
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> I am curious, why would you need chromium-alsa?
Skype and Teams work better with ALSA backend. I used to build chromium from
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I am curious, why would you need chromium-alsa?
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It adds extra huge dependency to minimalistic setups without DE.
Messing with default options is a wrong way from very beginning.
As a commiter,
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Any reason?
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Duplicate of bug 246449?
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You only run into this when building with >=clang18 because a warning has been
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Well, at least I'm not the only one working on this in the middle of the night!
My sincere thank you to Robert Nagy and Tatsuki Makino for getting this
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Are we the only three people who
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${WRKSRC}/third_party/ffmpeg/BUILD.gn has -std=c99.
I guess we need to pass cflags+=-std=c99 in some way to
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Thank you! This surely sounds like where the real problem is, and I will try
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Still trying to figure out the right way to fix this bug. There are forty-two
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P.S. My sincere appreciation to whomever came up with the one thousand two
hundred and eighty-five (!!) patches already in this package to enable chrome
to be built and used on FreeBSD!.
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May the spirit of Ada Lovelace forgive me; I have turned my
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Bug 278560: www/chromium 124.0.6367.60 on 13.2-RELEASE-p10 compile failure
https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=278560
--- Description ---
./../third_party/ffmpeg/libavutil/thread.h:228:19: error:
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