Emerge info & error messages attached, package being compiled with USE="X doc examples java opengl smp -debug" Reproducible: Always
Created attachment 221157 [details] emerge --info output
Created attachment 221159 [details] compiling output
(In reply to comment #2) > Created an attachment (id=221159) [details] > compiling output > I ran into the same thing. The bug is obvious. Here's the snippet from src/libged/edcodes.c: HIDDEN void edcodes_traverse_node(struct db_i *dbip, struct rt_comb_internal *comb __attribute__((unused)), union tree *comb_leaf, genptr_t user_ptr1, genptr_t user_ptr2, genptr_t user_ptr3) { int ret; int *pathpos; struct directory *nextdp; struct ged *gedp; HIDDEN int edcodes_collect_regnames(struct ged *, struct directory *, int); RT_CK_DBI(dbip); ... 'HIDDEN' is pre-processing to static. It's a violation of the standard to have a static function declaration like 'edcodes_collect_regnames(...)' above within a function body (ie function scope). That implies that 'edcodes_collect_regnames(...)' has internal scope within the enclosing function body, which is impossible because C doesn't allow nested functions. Either line 72 needs to move outside the enclosing function body, or the order of these functions within the source file needs to be swapped. Looks like a bug report needs to be filed upstream.
Same problem. I attach my emerge info output.
Created attachment 221201 [details] emerge --info results
This issue is already fixed in upstream sources and will be in the upcoming 7.16.8 release (due within a week). A workaround is to not disable debug as that will make HIDDEN be an empty string (which is how it snuck into the release in the first place). Cheers! Sean
Thanks for the report. I've just set the debug USE flag by default. Will leave this bug open until next version bump.
(In reply to comment #7) > Thanks for the report. I've just set the debug USE flag by default. > Will leave this bug open until next version bump. Which has been in the meantime. Resolving. :)
