2012/3/13 Max Brazhnikov :
>
> Well, the build have just finished, no problem with kdepim.
This is good news!
I will fix amd64 issue with Boost-1.48 and sumbit an updated patch.
Alexander Churanov,
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Folks,
I've fixed build for games/frogatto with Boost 1.48.
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I've fixed devel/sdts++. The patch is here:
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e, mix?) of possible options: fixing ports, marking them as
broken, etc. I need an advice, especially from folks, who work with Qt
and the failing ports.
Let's coordinate with each other and decide what to do next.
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Hi folks!
I've filed the maintainer update (ports/156253) a week ago. It should
upgrade Boost to the actual version 1.46.1.
Since then there are no news on this.
Is there any issues with the PR itself?
I just want to know whether anybody is working (planning to work) on
that or not.
Alex
_S_create_c_locale name not valid
> Abort trap: 6 (core dumped)
Doug, please, check whether you have are observing the issue ports/153561.
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2010/11/8 Andriy Gapon :
>
> Just curious if anybody is working on updating boost in ports to 1.44.0.
> Couldn't find a PR about that.
Andriy,
Boost ports will not be updated to 1.44.
I am working on updating right to 1.45; release candidates are already
available.
Alex
;
Folks,
I've just returned from a vacation and found this thread. I assume
this is not directly related to Boost ports and will take no actions.
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erly documented. None of my ports
> contain license information right now either.
>
> The author (alepulver@) has said in CHANGES that a PH entry will be
> available soon.
>
> -- WXS
OK, Thank you for clarification.
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;m sure my ports do not contain license information.
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> decision while alerting the admin to whats going on.
Folks,
May be is' better to add another make target, called "update", which
would invoke "deinstall", followed by "reinstall"? This wo
ity every time, with the new strategy I would treat ports in "head"
as "experimental" and work on stability only for port releases. Easier
updates, more consistency!
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changes?
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-1.42.0-beta1. I'll try to include FreeBSD 6 in
the test cycle.
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>
> How about adding boost_build as an option to devel/boost-all?
>
Nice idea. Since I'm gaining some experience with the Boost.Build this would
be possible. The only remaining thing is to discuss this with the current
maintainer of boost_build (it's
do not
maintain it, because I am not an expert in Boost.Build.
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41-sparc64/bjam-smart-ptr-test.log
issue: https://svn.boost.org/trac/boost/ticket/3678
boost mail thread:
http://old.nabble.com/-1.41.0--Beta-1-available-td26196304i20.html
Currently I'm waiting for the boost team to provide us with further
d
course failed.
I am running 7.2-RELEASE/i386.
1) Is it my fault or I should file a PR?
2) Do you know a workaround? My aim is to try the docbook in xml format.
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Eygene,
Your solution is clearly more appropriate. I'll test it.
Mine is attached.
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It seems that I have found a workaround. It is to store the address of
the variable in a register and then issue the "CAS" instruction, which
only accepts register for an address. I am currently testing it.
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shared_ptr. It is of 2004. I'll investigate into it further. It is
necessary to understand why that library was working before 1.39.
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Boris,
This would be very handy. Just tell me at what time I can use it. I
mean at anytime during a week or just several hours when the box is
free? If there is a specific time, I should prepare for it.
Please, e-mail me the details privately.
Thank you for co-operation.
Sincerely,
Alexander
Hi folks!
I've noticed that my ports are unable to fetch from sourceforge and
usually fetch from FreeBSD sites. I recall there was a discussion on
this, but I've missed the final statement.
Was the solution proposed?
If yes, please point me to it, to let me fix my ports.
Alexande
perform.
Are there any plans to fix ports for sparc64 before the release?
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David,
Thank you for the information. From my point of view, it's likely that
issues of building boost-python-libs are related to devel/pth and
libpthread-stubs-0.1. I'll try to examine that when I have time.
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2009/9/8 David Southwell :
2009/9/5 David Southwell :
> I should have mentioned that openbabel & kdeedu4 also then compiled without
> problem. I have no idea what caused the original failure or how the cure could
> have been connected to the recompiling of gnome2-2.26.3. However I can report
> that immediately before the rec
this is the same as my. Compiler/header inconsistence version
>> fails. have no ideas currently, what causes your issue. I'll try to
>> update the ports and build openbabel to see if this is very recent
>> failure.
>>
>> Sincerely,
>> Alexander Churanov,
>> main
David,
Unfortunately, the issue is not reproducible on my machine. I've just
re-built all boost ports. I'll try to reproduce the issue by updating
ports and re-building openbabel and kdeedu4.
Could you send me the output of 'md5 /usr/include/c++/4.2/bits/gthr-default.h'?
steps for replacing/updating system compiler?
What's the output of 'c++ --version'?
I'll try to rebuild boost-python-libs myself to see if the issue is
reproducible.
Sincerely,
Alexander Churanov,
maintainer of devel/boost-*
2009/9/1 David Southwell :
>> I have j
implement
the proposed WITH_PYSTE switch, without mangling it in the package
name. Users who specifycally need Pyste will have to build their
custom version of boost-python-libs and deinstall/reinstall.
Sincerely,
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maintainer
David,
This really looks like you have a broken python installation.
Sincerely,
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Folks,
I've try to prepeare boost-python-libs and boost-pyste split. However,
I can not promise any specific deadline. Perhaps, it will be done
within a month.
Sincerely,
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2009/7/31 Alexander Churanov :
> Mel,
>
> Now It's c
robust, but requires more work. This is also
harder because I am not a user of Boost.Pyste. Thus, correctness
verification would be expensive.
Folks, is there a user of Boost.Pyste, willing to volunteer with
devel/boost-pyste quality verification?
Sincerely,
Alexander Churanov
maintainer of devel
dependencies.
Please, describe what do you expect from ports and what do you
observe, what negative outcome the issue has.
Sincerely,
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2009/7/30 Mel Flynn :
> On Monday 29 June 2009 05:44:20 Alexander Churanov wrote:
>
>> I've made s
compatibility is expected to exist. In
case you have devel/boost-python installed, you need to replace it
with two ports: devel/boost-libs and devel/boost-python-libs.
Sincerely,
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2009/7/29 Jerry :
> Now that 'boost' has been split up, what i
assignment is done in the included Makefile.
Output of portlint if master Makefile also contains assignment to the
"MAINTAINER" variable:
OK: seen MAINTAINER, in order.
OK: MAINTAINER section is ordered properly.
FATAL: Makefile: MAINTAINER address, somebody, does not appear to be a
valid
Hi Pav!
Did you manage to start an exp-run? I'd like to start fixing issues as
soon as possible, if there are any. Looks like we have chances for the
boost-1.39 to be included in 8.0.
Sincerely,
Alexander Churanov
2009/7/15 Pav Lucistnik :
> Okay
>
> Alexander Churanov píše v st
http://alexanderchuranov.com/boost-port/boost-ports-20090710.tar.bz2
The procedure is as follows:
1) Download the tarball and unpack under /usr/ports/devel
2) Go to /usr/ports, download and apply the patch
3) Remove 'devel/boost' and 'devel/boost-python' ports
4) Rebuild ports
Sincerely,
Alexande
vel/Makefile, new added
2) URI for downloading source tarball is corrected
3) Python versioning issue in boost-python-libs is fixed
4) Minor changes in Makefiles of ports that were recently updated
Sincerely,
Alexander Churanov,
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Folks,
The most recently captured patch is at
http://alexanderchuranov.com/boost-port/boost-2009-06-11-19-23.diff
Previous was captured more than a week ago and does not apply cleanly.
Sincerely,
Alexander Churanov,
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http://alexanderchuranov.com/boost-port/boost-ports-20090609.tar.bz2
tarball into /usr/ports/devel
2) Apply patch
http://alexanderchuranov.com/boost-port/boost-2009-05-29-15-47.diff
to /usr/ports
3) Remove ports devel/boost and devel/boost-python
Sincerely,
Alexander Churanov,
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k the
http://alexanderchuranov.com/boost-port/boost-ports-20090609.tar.bz2
tarball into /usr/ports/devel
2) Apply patch
http://alexanderchuranov.com/boost-port/boost-2009-05-29-15-47.diff
to /usr/ports
3) Remove ports devel/boost and devel/boost-python
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to heavy use of metaprogramming.
Sincerely,
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e shared objects version on every major release and also if an
issue was discovered.
3) Decide myself.
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"how correctly assign versions to shared libraries from boost?"
I suggest using boost release version, because this is most clear and
obvious way. It's supported by boost out-of-box. The only concern is
whether library names like libboost_date_time.so.1.39.0 are acceptable
for FreeBSD.
f boost. For example: so.1390
I don't like option (1), because *so version is not related to version
of libraries.
For the (2) I've heard that on FreeBSD version must be a single number.
I've never seen versions like 1390, as suggested in option (3).
What approach to follow?
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sually start
complaining: "FreeBSD is not capable of doing this, let's replace it
with something better suited for development".
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2009/5/8 Sergey Zaharchenko :
> Hardly an alternative, but devel/leaktracer might be of some help.
> That's what I use. This is C++ only.
I've tried it. Using is like a breathe. And does it's job.
Thank you.
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There is a need for memory-checking tool. Does anybody know any
alternatives for FreeBSD 7?
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2009/5/4 Alexey V. Degtyarev :
> I think that pkg_upgrade should respect a new package's dependency list
> and pre-fetch all the new dependencies before pkg_add.
My $0.02:
And calculate their size, and (in interactive mode) provide and option
for a user to cancel download :-)
2009/4/24 Kevin Oberman :
> I note that deluge now requires gcc-4.3 which is new since I built
> deluge last time. It works fine with the new build.
>
> Please feel free to close the ticket.
>
> Thanks for taking the time to look at this!
> --
> R. Kevin Oberman, Network Engineer
> Energy Sciences
Kevin,
I'm looking into that.
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pper() where
> toupper(3) reveals that it only takes one argument.
This is has nothing in common with libc and toupper(3). This is a
method of class "_ctype_abstract_base" used to implement C++ locale
facet.
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g it.
As I understand this, it's OK to file a PR for just updating to 1.38,
but port re-organization is delayed until 7.2 is released. Is this
correct?
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2) Is is permitted to test patch for updating to 1.38 with some ports,
not with all that depend on boost and then file a PR, specifying which
ports were tested? The aim is to omit building and testing some ports
(like openoffice) myself.
Sincer
well, because it's a build tool
I agree.
So then the list of options is as follows:
1) "jam", "source-libs", "compiled-libs" (or "shared-libs"),
"python-libs" and "docs"
2) "jam", "libs", "python-
d
several times.
2) The number of ports is increased.
The questions are:
1) Should we break boost into parts?
2) Should we break boost into "jam', 'source-libs', 'shared-libs',
'python-libs' and 'docs' or into one port per library?
If folks agr
Hi folks!
As stated on http://wiki.freebsd.org/BoostPortingProject, all issues
with ports depending on devel/boost are resolved.
Should I do something for updating the port?
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on my dev box (as opposed
> to tinderbox).
Now nothing. I saw the wiki page is updated frequently with "fixed"
comments or PR numbers. Thank you and all guys who are working on it.
I've never had sufficient time to fix all dependent ports if
atus of porting is recorded at
http://wiki.freebsd.org/BoostPortingProject.
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maintainer of devel/boost
P.S. Regarding the subject of the message: I hardly recognized that
it's relevant to me. Plain text "boost" or (and better) "devel/boost"
increases ch
2009/3/12 Andriy Gapon :
> on 12/03/2009 03:26 Alexander Churanov said the following:
>> The issue is devel/boost and devel/boost138 will not coexist. Is it OK
>> in your opinion?
>
> I am not sure why... It is trivial to make different (non-default) boost
> versions to i
idea...
>
> It seems we have some very good examples like openldap ports.
Thank you for example, I am examining it.
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Hi guys!
I am Alexander Churanov, currently maintaining devel/boost (for
several weeks :-).
Yes, leaving 1.34 would be awful and nobody is going to do that!
For current status, current efforts and decisions see
http://wiki.freebsd.org/BoostPortingProject.
My comments on the suggested solution
it's possible at present.
My plan is to examine how much work is necessary to fix all ports, this
looks like a better way for now.
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2009/1/11 Pav Lucistnik
> Alexander Churanov píše v ne 11. 01. 2009 v 21:38 +0300:
>
> > I'll carry out this experiment.
>
> Let's see if there's an easy way to make all the ports respect it, say,
> if it would mean just modifying pkg-config output. If it&#x
;m just trying to find the simplest way to resolve this issue.
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stalled on a system. Probably, it's a
good idea to examine how they do that slotting.
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el/boost to devel/boost-134
2) switch all ports depending on devel/boost to devel/boost-134
3) check-in boost-1.37 as devel/boost
4) have enough time to fix applications depending on boost-1.34 one-by-one
This introduces another level of indirection - a common way to solve issues
like that
cessary to make 1.37 ported?
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Guys,
Due to problem with driveway.com I've filed another PR, specified previous
PR id (named "update devel/boost") and new file locations. I hope this will
help to resolve the issue.
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_37_0.tar.bz2:
http://www.flyupload.com/?fid=769359286
http://www.gigasize.com/get.php?d=1tfgzpy08nb
http://rapidshare.com/files/168021718/boost-port-1_37_0.tar.bz2.html
I hope this is useful.
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That boost regression suite executes successfully. Actually, at present
it's not clear how to perform this, I have problems with running boost
regression testing suite. Probably, it is possible to discuss this with
boost developers.
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OK, after finishing with currently mutually exclusive "Boost without Python"
and "Boost with Python" ports I will try to create "Base libraries from
Boost" port and complementary "Boost.Python bridge" ports.
Alexander Churanov
2008/11/24 Andrea Ve
urce tarball.
For people interested in trying new port early current port tarball is
placed at http://www.driveway.com/n2g6d8k2m0
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OK, I'll send a PR.
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s and that port correctly handles dependencies.
The first can be performed right now. I already have the tarball.
The seconds can take additional week or more.
Please, reccommend appropriate way to finish with this.
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omplicated since we have either to disable the
whole math library or to disable the part of it that deals with
std::sinhl(), etc. A more expensive option is to drop support for particular
long double variants of functions. Could anybody comment on that?
Alexande
rts
that depend on boost would probably slow down the process of updating to
1.37. Forking to old version contains element of intention - it's more clear
that devel/boost-134 is something out of date and temporary.
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ve an answer.
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Marin,
Let me suggest some names:
1) pkg_search
2) pkg_find
3) pkg_install
4) package-finder
5) package-installer
6) find-package
7) install-package
8) easy-install
9) interactive-install
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robably will be able
to help. Do not hesitate to ask me. Having recent boost is top priority for
me.
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2008/9/18 Mark Linimon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> For future reference, the address to contact with issues with
> maintainers is [EMAIL PROTECTED] I've already forwarded your email
> to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> mcl
>
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in/mount,
but instead use "stat" to examine the actual status of the filesystem.
The attached patch does exactly that.
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