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Leio
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| Antimatter wrote: | | Aha, thanks, always used that flag and never had a problem |
Not many things actually are C++ and use your CXXFLAGS.
wxGTK is C++ and Qt/KDE is C++, I'm not sure what C++ apps one might use - perhaps some of GTKmm stuff. KDE lately should take care of things on its own, but I haven't had the time yet to sort gcc C++ visibility stuff out in upstream wxWidgets.
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Antimatter
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Indeed removing that cxxflag out of make.conf did work, and hugin and wxGTK workes great now.
Thanks! Its nice to finally have it working, and yeah, but it probably would be a good idea to filter that kind of stuff out of the wxGTK ebuild to avoid this kind of problems in the furture.
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Leio
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| Posted: Thu Aug 10, 2006 7:02 am Post subject: |
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| Antimatter wrote: | | Indeed removing that cxxflag out of make.conf did work, and hugin and wxGTK workes great now. |
That's great!
| Antimatter wrote: | | Its nice to finally have it working, and yeah, but it probably would be a good idea to filter that kind of stuff out of the wxGTK ebuild to avoid this kind of problems in the furture. |
I'm not so sure about that.
a) It seems to work fine with gcc4.1 (and no, I'm not suggesting to upgrade to gcc4 or use this flag with gcc4, I don't have enough information to do such thing);
b) The general concensus among gentoo developers seems to be that this flag is not something that should be filtered per-package
I'll ask around though.
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a) Aha makes sense, after all you said, it was a badly done backport?
b) How come, I think some ebuild already filter out some of the cflags and/or cxxflags, perhaps even if you can't filter it out, maybe spit out a big fat warning that it might screwup if you use gcc 3.* lines of compiler with that flag?
and again thanks! Just got to complete 2 paramona recently and its working great! |
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vibrokatana
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| Posted: Thu Aug 10, 2006 7:42 pm Post subject: |
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| Leio wrote: |
b) The general concensus among gentoo developers seems to be that this flag is not something that should be filtered per-package
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I have noticed that many packages add/remove cflags and/or useflags. I had a issue recently with lame in 64bit and transcode wouldnt obey the use flags to not, well, use it.
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polyglot
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Having rebuilt everything from scratch, hugin-0.6 now builds cleanly and runs :)
My problems seem to have been caused entirely by old and conflicting libraries. |
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Antimatter
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| Posted: Sat Aug 12, 2006 3:35 am Post subject: |
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| polyglot wrote: | Having rebuilt everything from scratch, hugin-0.6 now builds cleanly and runs 
My problems seem to have been caused entirely by old and conflicting libraries. |
That's great news!
Happy that our problems were both solved, i'll go ahead and change the thread title to solved. |
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industrie13
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Hi,
I have a similar problem with a missing WXRC (though its not Hugin, but Filezilla).
I don't use that cxxflag in my make.conf - so does anybody have an idea how to solve it? |
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