Bugzilla Bug 203721

ghdl-0.26 will not compile on an amd64 (multilib) setup

ebuild sci-electronics/ghdl-0.24 has a section within src_unpack()  that setups
the build environment (right terminology?) so it works on a multilib amd64
setup

adding :

        # For multilib profile arch, reference from SpanKY's ebuilds.
        if (has_multilib_profile || use multilib ) ; then
                for T_LINUX64 in `find "${S}/gcc/config" -name t-linux64` ;
                do
                        einfo "sed for ${T_LINUX64} for multilib. :)"
                        sed -i \
                                -e "s:\(MULTILIB_OSDIRNAMES = \).*:\1../lib64
../lib32:" \
                                "${T_LINUX64}" \
                        || die "sed for ${T_LINUX64} failed. :("
                done
        fi

to src_unpack() & a IUSE for multilib allows ghdl-0.26 to compile on an amd64
setup

a hello_world (vhdl style) has been tested and works

use std.textio.all; --  Imports the standard textio package.

--  Defines a design entity, without any ports.
entity hello_world is
end hello_world;

architecture behaviour of hello_world is
begin
    process
        variable l : line;
    begin
        write (l, String'("Hello world!"));
        writeline (output, l);
        wait;
    end process;
end behaviour;

ghdl -a hello.vhdl
ghdl -e hello_world
./hello_world








Reproducible: Always

Created an attachment (id=139587) [edit]
sci-electronics/ghdl-0.26.ebuild

ebuild with modification (akin to ghdl-0.24 ebuild that is in bugzilla)

This is not keyworded for amd64 at all...

yer just noticed that once I reviewed it
I had added sci-electronics/ghdl ** to py /etc/portage/package.keywords when I
initially tried to install this

corrected

Created an attachment (id=139589) [edit]
sci-electronics/ghdl-0.26.ebuild

corrected missing keyword

Fixed. Next time it would be best to CC the sci-electronics herd as I only
found out about this bug while googling for something else. You can thank
Google for spying so much on my internet usage that it returns me open Gentoo
bugs whatever I search for. Scary.

Denis.

ahhh yer, didn't think about that
but thanks for amd64-ing this package (means I can now remove it from my local
overlay)