I have exactly that, thats why I posted the curl flags at Fri Feb 16, 2018 6:16 pm
I doubt it. You posted:
[ebuild R ] net-misc/curl-7.58.0::gentoo USE="ldap* samba ssh ssl threads -adns -brotli -http2 -idn -ipv6 -kerberos -metalink -rtmp -static-libs {-test}" ABI_X86="(64) -32 (-x32)" CURL_SSL ...

mike155 wrote:You could try to build a dummy version of curl which doesn't need OpenLDAP:

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USE="-ldap" emerge --oneshot curl

Please try if you can build OpenLDAP after you installed this dummy version.

I have exactly that, thats why I posted the curl flags at Fri Feb 16, 2018 6:16 pm

fedeliallalinea wrote:You tried to compile with a lower MAKEOPTS value?

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# MAKEOPTS="-j4" emerge -1 net-nds/openldap

I did my first attempts with -j1 and it still failed. Its the first thing I do when something doesnt compile

You should use wgetpaste for build.log because forum tuncate too long message

Like this?

https://paste.pound-python.org/show/XkcpU9F45rVEAWAARvdG/

I deleted everything and built the whole system again from scratch, but it didnt solve it. I used these flags for this particular log:
[ebuild N ...

I cant rebuild curl, since it automatically pulls in openldap when I add the flag and tries to build it before rebuilding curl
You can post use flag for openldap?

EDIT: you can post also full build.log?


Sure, the flags are also there

The code is apparently too long to post and it just cuts ...

fedeliallalinea wrote:

magic919 wrote:Have you rebuilt Curl since you changed the use flags?

If marked with * probably no

I cant rebuild curl, since it automatically pulls in openldap when I add the flag and tries to build it before rebuilding curl

I was in the middle of building my system from scratch when I ran into this problem. openldap just wont compile.

I tried changing makeopts to -j1, changing the use flags of the package to include nothing and almost everything, adding the openldap flag globally, but it recompiles curl after openldap ...

I had the same problem with the same versions. Removing the llvm flag fixed it for me.