Created attachment 369522 [details, diff] patch, works for me Building with LINGUAS="" makes bin much smaller: -1528392 /usr/bin/speedcrunch +987720 /usr/bin/speedcrunch It works fine, selecting language too.
+*speedcrunch-0.11-r1 (04 Feb 2014) + + 04 Feb 2014; Justin Lecher <jlec@gentoo.org> +speedcrunch-0.11-r1.ebuild, + -speedcrunch-0.11.ebuild: + handle langs, #500266 thanks Nikoli for the patch; use ninja +
Why you removed 'ar_JO tr_TR uz_UZ' from PLOCALES? Removing them means force enabling, instead they should be added to profiles/desc/linguas.desc Also why you force usage of ninja, is something broken without it? For me it builds and works fine without ninja.
(In reply to Nikoli from comment #2) > Why you removed 'ar_JO tr_TR uz_UZ' from PLOCALES? Removing them means force > enabling, instead they should be added to profiles/desc/linguas.desc > Are those locales official ones? How can this be found out? ANd if so please open another bug for this. > Also why you force usage of ninja, is something broken without it? For me it > builds and works fine without ninja. ninja builds are faster then make builds faster. That doesn't matter for speedcrunch I will try to move all cmake packages to ninja if it works. For speedcrunch: make 7-8 s ninja 6-6.5 s
(In reply to Justin Lecher from comment #3) > (In reply to Nikoli from comment #2) > > Why you removed 'ar_JO tr_TR uz_UZ' from PLOCALES? Removing them means force > > enabling, instead they should be added to profiles/desc/linguas.desc > > > > Are those locales official ones? How can this be found out? ANd if so please > open another bug for this. Please clarify what 'official locale' means, cause i added some locales that used in packages i maintain in linguas.desc(after googling what concrete language/country they are represent) and neither i nor QA guys have any problems with this.
(In reply to Sergey Popov from comment #4) > Please clarify what 'official locale' means, cause i added some locales that > used in packages i maintain in linguas.desc(after googling what concrete > language/country they are represent) and neither i nor QA guys have any > problems with this. That was basically my question, are there official locale? Or can anybody invent a combination?
(In reply to Justin Lecher from comment #5) > (In reply to Sergey Popov from comment #4) > > Please clarify what 'official locale' means, cause i added some locales that > > used in packages i maintain in linguas.desc(after googling what concrete > > language/country they are represent) and neither i nor QA guys have any > > problems with this. > > That was basically my question, are there official locale? Or can anybody > invent a combination? I think this site[1] can help with finding existing locales and their proper names [1] - http://lh.2xlibre.net/
+*speedcrunch-0.11-r2 (14 Jun 2014) + + 14 Jun 2014; Justin Lecher <jlec@gentoo.org> +speedcrunch-0.11-r2.ebuild, + metadata.xml: + Add missing locales, #500266 +
