Required for gcc-4.5 stabilization wrt bug 321209
Adding arches for gcc-4.5 stablereq progress, thanks
There are a lot of issues (already reported by other) but all are not a regression. amd64 ok
(In reply to comment #2) > There are a lot of issues (already reported by other) but all are not a > regression. amd64 ok I'll vote for not stabilizing but dropping stable for x86 (also with my science hat on). We don't really support this package and it is very tough. I remember my failed tries to get the ebuild for version 5 (science-overlay) to just build. I doubt that anyone used this version. The desperate use the science-overlay version of scilab-5 and the rest uses precompiled packages.
Waiting 6 months to say "drop it" is frustrating. Just remove it from the tree entirely then, please.
amd64: emerge pass except for ocml, does not seem to compile here. application wise, it kept crashing, barely been able to get a reading on something.
(In reply to comment #4) > Waiting 6 months to say "drop it" is frustrating. Just remove it from the tree > entirely then, please. Sorry for the delay. This bug went under my radar because the signal to noise ration is really bad in the scilab-bugspam. We had a short discussion on sci-ml and decided to keep -r around. x86 stable.
amd64: emerges ok including ocaml. The package is broken, the moment you select an option & try to do something. it crashes
(In reply to comment #7) > amd64: > > emerges ok including ocaml. The package is broken, the moment you select an > option & try to do something. it crashes No crashs for me (only the editor seems flaky...)
amd64: pass Crashes occur as @Ian mentioned but they are not a regression, as @ego mentioned, they already existed in the older versions.
+ 05 Dec 2011; Tony Vroon <chainsaw@gentoo.org> scilab-4.1.2-r3.ebuild: + Marked stable on AMD64 as I am told there are no regressions over current + stable, despite worrying run-time behaviour. Based on arch testing by + Agostino "ago" Sarubbo, Elijah "Armageddon" El Lazkani & Ian "idella4" + Delaney in bug #360601.
reverted to ~ppc since there are no reverse dependencies