On Aug 11, 2016, at 09:55 , Lawrence Velázquez <lar...@macports.org> wrote:
>> On Aug 11, 2016, at 9:05 AM, Jean-François Caron <jfca...@phas.ubc.ca> wrote:
>>
>> I’m glad my idea wasn’t as silly as I had thought. Maybe this will go
>> somewhere.
&g
I’m glad my idea wasn’t as silly as I had thought. Maybe this will go
somewhere.
I needed to build clang locally because I use the +analyzer variant. Maybe
this variant could be made default, since it has no performance impacts and
shouldn’t cause any problems for users who ignore the
This keeps happening. My laptop’s hard drive has only a few (~5) gigs of space
left, and I foolishly decide this is a good time to upgrade clang. Turns out
clang needs infinite space (kidding) to compile, so about 30 minutes into the
compilation my computer tries to warn me that the disk is
I tried installing root6 after already having root5 installed, and I get an
error about how the two cannot be active at once. Isn’t this what root_select
is for? I mean, I can have multiple pythons installed, so why not ROOT?
Jean-François
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I have an unfounded opinion about this:
> Naturally a hypothetical gcc6 port that only provides a Fortran compiler
> would take less space and less time to build than one that also provides C,
> C++, and Java compilers.
I’m not an expert on this at all, but from what I understand the only
Hi, we’re telling our Mac-owning students to use MacPorts in a university
course that uses python, and we’ve had a weird issue.
One student’s hard drive was full, but instead of giving a useful error
message, MacPorts just downloads as much as it can, then cancels and tries to
download from
Hi, I have two questions/opinions regarding an annoyance when upgrading ports:
1) I want ports to build in parallel when possible, but I’d like to select a
maximum number of cores assigned to the job. My CPU has 8 cores with
hyperthreading, and when upgrading e.g. clang, my OS and apps are
, but cap it at some value.
I will try increasing the buildnicevalue instead of capping the cores. That
should be equivalent from the user-experience perspective.
Jean-François
On Aug 20, 2015, at 12:51 , Arno Hautala a...@alum.wpi.edu wrote:
On Thu, Aug 20, 2015 at 3:13 PM, Jean-François Caron
Hi, I’m wondering if MacPorts has an equivalent to “port echo leaves” but which
only returns ports which are not runtime OR build dependencies of any requested
ports. This would be useful so that a user wouldn’t need to manually set
things like autoconf and cmake as “requested” in order to
Hi all, the tclsh script “port-whatsnew” for looking at changelogs of ports has
not worked since I upgraded to 2.3.0. Is anyone else having this problem?
Since it’s not a port, how do I make a ticket for it?
Here’s the error I get trying to use it:
couldn't read file
On Mar 4, 2014, at 17:33 , Ryan Schmidt ryandes...@macports.org wrote:
On Mar 4, 2014, at 18:05, Jean-François Caron wrote:
Hi, I finally caved in and upgraded to 10.9 from 10.7 in order to get
reasonable C++11 support. One of the not-unexpected side-effects is random
other problems
On Mar 5, 2014, at 18:19 , Ryan Schmidt ryandes...@macports.org wrote:
otool -L /opt/local/lib/lib{boost_regex-mt,source-highlight.4}.dylib
Here is the output of those commands:
port -v installed boost source-highlight
The following ports are currently installed:
boost
Hi, I finally caved in and upgraded to 10.9 from 10.7 in order to get
reasonable C++11 support. One of the not-unexpected side-effects is random
other problems coming up because of it.
I have the environment variables LESS and LESSOPEN set for less to use
source-highlight (e.g.
I was able to compile fifengine from git by following these instructions:
http://wiki.unknown-horizons.org/w/MacOS_build_notes
Once fife is compiled, the Unknown Horizons game is actually just written in
python, so it should be easy to make a port for it. Apparently they are trying
to move
, Jean-François Caron wrote:
I was able to compile fifengine from git by following these instructions:
http://wiki.unknown-horizons.org/w/MacOS_build_notes
On Mavericks?
If not, you can accomplish the same thing now with:
sudo port sync
sudo port install fife
Hi, I am trying to test the base trunk MacPorts in order to get full language
and library support for C++11 using the port called root. There is a ticket
discussing it here: https://trac.macports.org/ticket/39975
I have followed as far as I can tell the instructions for installing base
trunk,
Hi, I am trying to test the base trunk MacPorts in order to get full language
and library support for C++11 using the port called root. There is a ticket
discussing it here: https://trac.macports.org/ticket/39975
I have followed as far as I can tell the instructions for installing base
trunk,
Hi, this might be too specific of a question for the MacPorts Users list, but
there is a reason for asking here, so if you are a MacPorts+ROOT person, read
on.
I am using the port root:
root
@5.34.10_2+clang32+fftw3+gcc48+graphviz+gsl+minuit2+opengl+python27+roofit+soversion+ssl+tmva+xml
So three years ago this bug was opened: https://trac.macports.org/ticket/27520
The latest modifications are from 8 months ago. The problem still persists:
fcaron@dhcp-128-189-75-8:~$ sudo port install qucs
Password:
--- Computing dependencies for qucs
Error: Cannot install qucs for the arch(s)
Hi, I use the root port for my work, and I was surprised this morning that
everything stopped working after I did a cleanup of all my leaves ports.
root is used as a C++ interpreter, but it also trivially can be used to compile
programs that use its libraries (usually by adding a + to a
Hi, I am a user of the port root which has many variants due to the many
modular components that can be included or excluded but only at compile time.
ROOT includes a compiler (Aclic) which issues some warnings when using C++11
features like auto and range-based for loops, but it compiles them
I just read this not-so-useful-but-cool blog post about making a visual
representation of the Ubuntu packages using python and a graphing kit:
http://www.tech-foo.net/ubuntu-package-repository-visualisation-take-2.html
I'm wondering if there is a MacPorts equivalent to the python-apt package,
Hello, I just installed the xcircuit port, and as soon as I try to run it from
the command line, I get a Segmentation fault: 11 message, then the Apple error
reporting window pops up with this debug information:
Process: wish8.6 [34743]
Path:/opt/local/bin/wish
Identifier:
Hi all, I did a routine selfupdate + upgrade outdated + uninstall inactive, and
I am getting an error about py27-distribute. It seems to have been inactivated
by the upgrade, but several py27 ports still depend on it, so I can't clean it
out. According to the info, this port has been
While download statistics might not be a good system, I do concur that MacPorts
very much would benefit from having a discovery mechanism by which users find
out about useful ports. Searching is nice, but it's not discovery. Some kind
of top ports list (however implemented) would be useful,
Hi, I've been trying to install/compile this scientific program:
http://garfield.web.cern.ch/garfield/ and it is extremely difficult. The
various files have to be downloaded directly from the website and renamed, and
parts come pre-compiled and parts need to be compiled. I am wondering how
Hello, while doing a routine selfupdate+upgrade, perl5.12 failed to build. I
found a ticket that seemed to have a similar problem
(http://trac.macports.org/ticket/36444) and tried the solution of rebuilding
libstdcxx with +universal, but perl5.12 still fails with the same error. Here
is my
Hi, I tried doing a routine upgrade of my ports today and got told that glib2
couldn't be updated while libelf was active. I tried deactivating libelf but
couldn't while mspdebug was installed. I tried deactivating mspdebug but
couldn't while msp430-gdb was installed. Finally deactivating
This happened after my latest round of selfupdate and upgrade outdated.
Previously ipython worked with no problems, but now if I start it up, I get an
error message about readline, and something about libedit coming from Leopard
(I am running Lion). It recommends that I install readline,
On 2011-12-05, at 10:41 , Frank Schima wrote:
On Dec 5, 2011, at 11:06 AM, Jean-François Caron wrote:
This happened after my latest round of selfupdate and upgrade outdated.
Previously ipython worked with no problems, but now if I start it up, I get
an error message about readline
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