updating the system world file,after glib had been updated I then got this problem of automake failure on pango. As an attempt to o/come the problem I reinstalled automake,but added the doc use flag,as I had read the automake.out file,which was making ref to gtk-doc not being mentioned in AM_CONDITIONAL. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.emerge -u world 2. 3. Actual Results: configuration stops Expected Results: to have the relevant file installed,and continue with update
Created attachment 235863 [details] emerge info
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Please provide "emerge -pv gtk-doc gtk-doc-am" output
Created attachment 235911 [details] results of emerge -pv gtk-doc gtk-doc-am
(In reply to comment #6) > Created an attachment (id=235911) [details] > results of emerge -pv gtk-doc gtk-doc-am > Probably installing gtk-doc-1.13-r2 and gtk-doc-am-1.13 would be enough to solve this, can you try with *these* versions (and later you can update to 1.15 if they worked ok)?
(In reply to comment #7) > (In reply to comment #6) > > Created an attachment (id=235911) [details] [details] > > results of emerge -pv gtk-doc gtk-doc-am > > > > Probably installing gtk-doc-1.13-r2 and gtk-doc-am-1.13 would be enough to > solve this, can you try with *these* versions (and later you can update to 1.15 > if they worked ok)? > Yes this worked,and when I ran -u world it immediately updated gtk-doc to 1.15,& is proceeding to update as per normal, thanks
+ 23 Jun 2010; Pacho Ramos <pacho@gentoo.org> pango-1.28.1.ebuild: + Bump gtk-doc dependencies as reported in bug #324601 (by Geoff Madden)