Hi, I rebuilt my glibc with nptl support and I was taking a look to packages who are using the nptl USE flag. Seems like Wine has it, liked to the --with-nptl configure parameter, but wine doesn't have the --with-nptl (no more at least): in the changelog of 2003-11-12 we can see this * configure, configure.ac, loader/.cvsignore, loader/Makefile.in, loader/glibc.c, tools/wineinstall: Added a wine-glibc binary that detects the glibc threading in use and execs the corresponding wine binary. Removed the --with-nptl configure option. So I think the nptl USE flag can be safely removed.
Ok I'm also attaching the update to wine-20040914, removing the two patches because I'm not completely sure that they are needed with the new version, removing the nptl flag (useless), removing the unset of CFLAGS (I'm using Wine compiled with the same CFLAGS I use on gentoo but -fomit-frame-pointer which crashes the scrollbar, and -fstack-protector which seems to have some issues with the preloader, and it's also useless because it won't protect the Win32 stack, because Wine implements one of its own). The OLD_P stuff is because I wasn't able to put the updated tarballs of the gentoo's stuff, so I took the old ones.
Created attachment 40692 [details] wine-20040914.ebuild
Created attachment 42477 [details] wine-20041019.ebuild Bumped to new version and fixed some MY_P/OLD_P mismatch in the old ebuild.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 68525 ***
