libquicktime-0.9.9* should have conditional dependency on libdv controlled by dv USE flag, similarly as libquicktime-0.9.7*. I haven't got libdv installed and `emerge -O1 libquicktime` succeeded.
It also concerns libquicktime-0.9.10*.
I haven't got any better ideas. I'm attaching 3 patches with temporary solution. But at least it works.
Created attachment 102703 [details, diff] Patch to libquicktime-0.9.9.ebuild
Created attachment 102704 [details, diff] Patch to libquicktime-0.9.9-r1.ebuild
Created attachment 102706 [details, diff] Patch to libquicktime-0.9.10.ebuild
That's probably not a good idea to set it as blocking, it has automagic dependencies on libdv. We'll have to decide what to do: patching libquicktime to have a --enable switch in the configure script or setting this bug as a wontfix.
(In reply to comment #6) > That's probably not a good idea to set it as blocking, it has automagic > dependencies on libdv. And on =dev-libs/lzo-1*. See bug #151404. (In reply to comment #6) > We'll have to decide what to do: patching libquicktime to have a --enable > switch in the configure script Choose this, please. > or setting this bug as a wontfix.
(In reply to comment #7) > > or setting this bug as a wontfix. That line should have been deleted, of course.
Please read : http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/qa/automagic.xml If you could provide a patch to the configure.ac (or .in) and send it upstream, that would really help.
That patch will only be considered if one provides a patch.
Control libdv usage via use-flag dv, now.