Hello All, As I'm updating the dev-guide, I wanted to test the new combination of Asciidoctor ( for the user guide ) and AsciiDoc ( for manpages ), validate the package run-time dependencies and verify proper tarball construction using the wsjtx-superbuild script on Ubuntu 16.04.
Long story short, I found *no issues at all*. The v1.7.0 branch, constructed with the latest wsjtx-superbuild script compiled on Launchpad as expected, installed and ran from on a New Primary Partition installation. I also installed JTSDK-Nix, built then ran v1.7.0 r6192. Results were with the same, *no issues*. The only thing I had to do was add my user to the Dialout group, which is normal for Ubuntu and not a WSJT-X specific requirement. CAT and Audio selection was the same as before, *no issues*. I think I posted the 16.04 package versions before and may have mis posted the GCC tool chain versions. I verified what was installed this evening after all updates. WSJT-X Package Versions of Interest for 16.04 LTS: * GCC 5.2.1 * Clang 3.6-26 * Cmake 3.3.2 * QT 5.4.2 * Autoconf 2.69 * Python2 2.7.9 * AsciiDoc 8.6.9 * Asciidoctor 1.5.3 * Ruby 2.2.3 These versions may change slightly before the final import freeze. I'll verify them again when the freeze happens. The distro version of Hamlib is still sitting at 1.2.15.3. Hopefully, by the April-2016 16.04 LTS release, Hamlib-3 will be available in the repository. Asciidoctor is at the required version to build manpages and enable advanced math expressions with :latexmath: if desired. This is true all the way back to Ubuntu 15.04 (Vivid). So for now, the combination of Asciidoctor and AsciiDoc (A2X) seems OK. 73's Greg, KI7MT ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ wsjt-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/wsjt-devel
