Bugzilla Bug 138099

Hi,

I read the ppc meeting log and saw you want to stabilize gcc 4.1. Here are the
packages I have in package.keywords as a 'dependency' for gcc 4.1:

=media-libs/musicbrainz-2.1.2
=media-libs/libmpeg3-1.5.2-r3
=app-office/kspread-1.4.2-r1
=app-office/kword-1.4.2-r7
=media-libs/libquicktime-0.9.7-r1
=app-cdr/cdrdao-1.2.1-r1

regards,

markus

=dev-lang/swig-1.3.25

I needed to add those packages to package.keywords for GRP building:
x11-wm/fluxbox
=dev-lang/swig-1.3.25
sys-block/gparted
app-cdr/cdrdao
media-libs/libmpeg3
media-libs/libquicktime
app-office/karbon
app-office/kchart
app-office/kexi
app-office/kformula
app-office/kivio
app-office/koffice-data
app-office/koffice-libs
app-office/koshell
app-office/kplato
app-office/kpresenter
app-office/krita
app-office/kspread
app-office/kugar
app-office/kword
app-text/libwpd


OpenOffice still fails with gcc-4.1.1.

All done beside fluxbox.

From https://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-p-3420837.html#3420837:

sci-mathematics/scilab (may need more time to stabilise but work here)
media-gfx/kst
media-libs/openexr
dev-util/xdelta 

(In reply to comment #4)
> sci-mathematics/scilab (may need more time to stabilise but work here)

Not tested yet.

> media-gfx/kst

Bumped.

> media-libs/openexr

No version available which works with gcc-4.1.1

> dev-util/xdelta 

Bumped. 

(In reply to comment #5)
> (In reply to comment #4)
> > media-libs/openexr
> 
> No version available which works with gcc-4.1.1
> 
Well it works here (I just checked 1.2.2-r2). For some reasons the display 
program is not compiled because fltk cannot be found at configuration
time - it is probably unrelated to gcc4.1 and I think that was happening
before the switch. However kde compile nicely against it and I can open 
and view exr images in kuickshow.
(I am the original forum poster)

I have two other packages which don't work with gcc-4 and where we don't have
any working version in the tree:
- app-accessibility/speech-tools
- app-accessibility/festival

It looks like, that we have to take out the ppc-keywords from these packages
and mask the accessibility-use-flag on ppc.

Add =media-gfx/transfig-3.2.4-r2 and =media-gfx/xfig-3.2.4-r2

Already done in CVS.

=net-analyzer/nettop-0.2.3 fails and there is no newer version available.

=net-analyzer/nettop-0.2.3 has been patched by dragonheart.  It's still stable.

I have three other packages for which I have to move to ~ppc to get them
compiled:
- dev-lang/ruby  (header conflict with glibc 2.4)
- media-lib/openexr
- dev-util/kdevelop

Anybody mind if I throw amd64/x86 on CC, since they're also building with 4.1.1
for the release?

(In reply to comment #12)
> Anybody mind if I throw amd64/x86 on CC, since they're also building with 4.1.1
> for the release?

No objections, move on :)

Maybe a stabilisation request per package is better for this, transfig and xfig
are handled by bug #140903 and bug #140904
Some may loose the overview about which package is stabled, and which not.  Add
bug #140707 as a OtherBugsThisDependsOn

Ok, thanks for collecting these packages, I extracted the needed information
for x86 and open separate bugs for stabilisation of openexr and xdelta (did not
test the kst, kword and kspread).  Because it is hard to keep track of things
to do, this "tracker" should be closed in favour of one bug per package.

I will do that in one week if noone intervenes (a loud "No, you jerk!" is
enough to stop me, but explanations would be nice).

Ok, all packages have been merged from here to separate stabilisation bugs.