Bug 218739 - dev-lisp/clisp: version bump to 2.44.1
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Bug#:
218739
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Product: Gentoo Linux
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Version: 2007.0
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Platform: All
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OS/Version: Linux
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Status: RESOLVED
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Severity: enhancement
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Priority: P2
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Resolution: FIXED
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Assigned To: common-lisp@gentoo.org
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Reported By: bugs@cddr.org
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Component: Development
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URL:
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Summary: dev-lisp/clisp: version bump to 2.44.1
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Keywords:
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Status Whiteboard:
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Opened: 2008-04-21 16:10 0000
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The following patch adds:
1) missing dep on virtual/libiconv
2) new dependency on dev-libs/ffcall
3) new USE flag "hyperspec" with its dep on app-doc/hyperspec and also a fix
for bug #155402
It also removes the wrong dependency on virtual/tetex(for bug #208300) and the
use of makemake which not only is superfluous, but it also breaks builds
sometimes. It also fixes the passing of preprocessor flags to the configure
script.
Does this also solve bug #155402's request wrt CUSTOM:IMPNOTES-ROOT?
YES, it compiles :D
May be it's time to remove "enhancement" severity from this bug? It should
block 198121 - versions of clisp in portage can not be even compiled with gcc
4.3 while 2.44.1 compiles with it and works fine...
I have to ask what's up with this commented-out block:
# * GNU gettext
# + Not needed on systems with glibc 2.2 or newer, but recommended on all
# other systems: needed if you want clisp with native language support.
# sys-devel/gettext
If that's really the case, shouldn't clisp have an nls use flag with a gettext
dep?
It says "Not needed on systems with glibc 2.2 or newer", so if that is true,
then clisp doesn't need gettext for us, since we use newer glibc versions. Of
course the text could be wrong... I have so far taken upstream's word for it.
Created an attachment (id=152497) [details]
Ebuild made from applying patch above to ebuild in portage tree
Patch above doesn't applies to current portage tree as clisp-2.43-r1 now marked
as stable on ppc, but in patch there's ~ppc in KEYWORDS, so patch doesn't apply
property. So I decided to apply modified patch to clisp-2.43-r1.ebuild and
attach ready ebuild.
I also tested the "hyperspec" USE flag. It works, it's great. Thanks!
bumped, thank you Stelian.