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Umm, why were you doing parallel install? In the ebuild: 84 src_install() { 85 # bug #298250 86 emake -j1 DESTDIR="${D}" install || die ...
-j1 is a workaround not a fix.
There's a fix in place now in .16. However I'd like to lodge and objection to being forced to fix parallel issues in src_install just for QA niceness. While it was trivial in this case, there are packages where it's non-trivial. Even within openipmi, we have to make sure that we do both .in/.am, because elibtoolize/eautoreconf breaks the compile of the perl module.
Nobody's *forcing* you to fix these problems, but if they are just worked around, a bug should be kept open. This is because a) from time to time I like to fix parallel problems and document them b) somebody else might be interested in fixing them c) an interested user, or a developer picking up a package, might be interested in fixing those problems, so having a reference of the problem to fix is *good*.
It doesn't need to be kept open. The comment in the code references the bug, and but we could use markers like: # FIXME bug #(num) In the code, and have them removed when the issue is properly done.
Maybe you can come up with a WORKAROUND resolution for bugzilla :)
