It compiles and installs cleanly.
From the ebuild: # FIXME : should add optional bz2 support RDEPEND=">=dev-libs/libxml2-2.4.16 >=dev-libs/glib-2 >=sys-libs/zlib-1.1.4 gnome? ( >=gnome-base/libbonobo-2 >=gnome-base/gnome-vfs-2 )" we should get gnome-base/libbonobo-2 and gnome-base/gnome-vfs-2 ported first i think...
Actually, gnome is use.mask'ed. Perhaps we can find something that depends on it that can also be tested? Chris, ideas?
Damn, that was awhile ago. I can't remember what I was trying to install that needed this. :) Also, I recently upgraded to Tiger so I don't have gentoo macos installed anymore. Will the current installer work with Tiger, or should I wait for a new one?
The current installer works fine, although I'll be putting out a new one soon, err, eventually. Just make sure you have your /etc/make.profile point to the 10.4 profile, not the 10.3. There are still a few glitches you'll run into, but we're slowly taking care of them. For the most part, everything just works.
I was able to build gnome-extra/libgsf-1.12.1 without problems using all use flags by simply ekwunst it. Since gnome is masked, this flag can't be activated to generate a lot of depencies not available on ppc-macos yet. Is there anything that I miss that prevents this ebuild from being keyworded?
I like to see libraries tested with something before we go ahead and keyword them. app-text/wpd2sxw looks like a good candidate as I believe all it's other dependencies are keyworded. As for the optional gnome stuff, that mess will have to be taken care of by whoever decides to unmask the gnome USE flag down the road. Unless of course we want to decide to do things differently then we have been.
Hmmm, is wpd2sxw really doing what I think it does? I got many wpd files around I think... :) Just back from Sail 2005, so unless someone else feels for it, I will test this tomorrow and keyword based on that.
This is really horriffic and takes much more work than it seemed to. The wpd2sxw utility needs libwpd. This lib installs fine and I ran the tools wpd2{text,raw,html} on several files which seemed to work fine. The latest wpd2swx in portage, however, doesn't play nice with the latest libwpd, and getting the latest wpd2swx in portage is a small problem because the source is only available as rpm, and rpm2tgz and rpm are not easy to get running on osx. rpm2tgz can be fooled into actually compiling but cpio (which is in package.mask) fails because it doesn't understand gnu command line arguments on OSX. Horror. And I only wanted to test this library... to be continued.
update, I got wpd2sxw to work, see bug #100832 wpd2sxw appeared to work fine for me, so I think we can consider libgsf to be tested. Any objections? If not I will commit to the tree tomorrow.
Sounds good to me!
libgsf 1.12.1 ~ppc-macos in CVS
