media-libs-9.0 removes /usr/include/GL/glu and breaks several packages therefore, e.g. ati-drivers (12.4 at least) and sci-visualization/gfsview. Thanks for looking into this, Helmut. Since I cannot re-emerge ati-drivers after a kernel upgrade, this is a serious bug for me.
The fix is to emerge media-libs/glu additionally which was not necessary even for mesa-9.0_pre20120918 . An elog entry would have been helpful, Helmut.
(In reply to comment #1) > The fix is to emerge media-libs/glu additionally which was not necessary > even for > mesa-9.0_pre20120918 . > An elog entry would have been helpful, This ought to get fixed in the DEPEND variable in the ebuild, not by every single user/admin out there. :)
(In reply to comment #2) > (In reply to comment #1) > > The fix is to emerge media-libs/glu additionally which was not necessary > > even for > > mesa-9.0_pre20120918 . > > An elog entry would have been helpful, > > This ought to get fixed in the DEPEND variable in the ebuild, not by every > single user/admin out there. :) But shouldn't virtual/opengl-7.0 depend on media-libs/glu, as well. E.g. dev-python/enable (only) depends on virtual/opengl which by itself doesn't depend on media-libs/glu, but dev-python/enable does need glu. Either virtual/opengl is fixed or all packages depending on it should be checked if they need media-libs/glu in addition. Helmut.
(In reply to comment #3) > (In reply to comment #2) > > (In reply to comment #1) > > > The fix is to emerge media-libs/glu additionally which was not necessary > > > even for > > > mesa-9.0_pre20120918 . > > > An elog entry would have been helpful, > > > > This ought to get fixed in the DEPEND variable in the ebuild, not by every > > single user/admin out there. :) > > But shouldn't virtual/opengl-7.0 depend on media-libs/glu, as well. No. We added a new provider (media-libs/glu) with unstable keywords, so we also bumped virtual/glu(-9.0) with unstable keywords. > E.g. dev-python/enable (only) depends on virtual/opengl which by itself > doesn't depend on media-libs/glu, but dev-python/enable does need glu. > > Either virtual/opengl is fixed or all packages depending on it should be > checked if they need media-libs/glu in addition. The latter is exactly what the tracker bug this bug is linked to does. I can't actually figure out what this bug is about. ati-drivers fails to compile without GLU? How about an error message or build log?
Created attachment 331260 [details] build.log
Created attachment 331262 [details] emerge --info
> I can't actually figure out what this bug is about. ati-drivers fails to > compile without GLU? How about an error message or build log? Yes, ati-drivers fails to compile without GLU. My build log and emerge --info are attached.
virtual/glu-9.0 and media-libs/mesa-9.0 have been stable for 6 weeks on amd64/x86. Your package has been broken since.
*** Bug 449234 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Fixed in CVS.