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jbaileyDoes ccache invalidate the cache based on compiler version?12:19
lamontjbailey: yes12:55
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infinitydoko : make binutils_2.16 stop hating pike7.6 (or vice versa).  kthxbye.05:42
jbaileyhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/p/pike7.6/7.6.27-1ubuntu2/ shows all successful, provide a better bug report.05:46
jbaileyI know I packed the lart around here somewhere.05:46
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jbaileyEven better..05:46
jbaileyEnya piano music.05:47
jbaileyinfinity: What problem are you seeing?05:47
infinity /build/buildd/pike7.6-7.6.27/src/interpret.c:1287: error: PIC register 'ebx' clobbered in 'asm'06:08
infinityLooks like it's been happening ever since the binutils 2.16 upgrade.06:08
infinity(Last successful build was with gcc 4.0.0 and binutils 2.15)06:09
infinityOnly on i386.  The other 3 arches are fine.06:09
fabbionemorning06:09
infinityWhile it's entirely possible that "write better inline asm" is the real answer, I don't speak x86 asm..06:10
infinityjbailey : Also, there's a failed build log there now (and there's a matching one for the previous version)06:11
jbaileyEh, looks from the error like they're not setting up their register spilling correctly.06:12
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jbaileyRecent gcc's are a bit stricted about making sure things mark all their asm constructs correctly.06:13
jbaileyI'd be surprised if there wasn't a fix in pike's cvs or whatever for it.06:13
jbaileyIf doko hasn't looked by tomorrow, I'll try to do so.06:13
elmoinfinity: regardless, could you look at de-piking-swig?06:15
elmoI think it'd be good to drop the stupid thing06:15
elmoand/or should I file a bug06:15
infinityBug.  Too bys right now to remember anything that isn't written down.06:16
infinitybusy, too.06:16
infinityelmo : While you're running spiffy tools, can you tell me what would fall out of the archive if libmysqlclient-lgpl went away?06:26
infinityMeh, still a few things, apparently.  I should really recompile those on the sly when no one's looking, so I can drop the vile libmysqlclient1006:31
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chmjdoko: ping 12:20
dokochmj: pong12:21
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jbailey# 1 "main.c"01:35
jbailey# 1 "/usr/include/x86_64-linux-gnu/stdio.h" 1 301:35
jbaileyLuvly.01:35
jbaileydoko: Around?01:35
dokoyes, only short, have to go to my computer shop ...01:37
dokobroken amd mainboard01:37
jbaileyOuch01:44
jbaileydoko: Is there anything else you need in glibc i386? 01:44
jbaileyIf no, I'll upload this.01:44
dokodo you build it with 4.0 ?01:46
dokoahh, no, you don't need the biarch includes for the glibc _build_01:46
jbaileyRight. =)01:47
dokoone thing ... please let libc6-dev-amd64 depend on lib64gcc1, same for powerpc, sparc, s39001:47
dokoand libc6-dev-i386 on lib32gcc101:48
jbailey'kay.  Should it be (= ?? )01:48
jbaileyor >= ?01:48
jbaileyOr just as long as it's installed?01:48
jbaileyHmm, sparc64 already has lib64gcc1 in there.01:49
jbaileyOh, not dev, but libc6-sparc6401:49
jbaileyAll of them ought to.01:49
jbaileyPackage: libc6-amd6401:50
jbaileyDepends: libc6 (= 2.3.5-1ubuntu9), lib64gcc101:50
dokoyes, maybe  >= 4.0.1 would be ok?01:50
jbaileyAre you seeing it not get pulled into sometimes, though?01:50
dokoyes, but the -dev package as well.01:51
dokono, by what?01:51
dokoyou need the libgcc for development01:51
jbaileylibc6-amd64-dev depends on libc6-amd64, which depends on lib64gcc101:51
dokogcc-X.X can't depend on it, because it suckes in the biarch stuff unconditionally ...01:51
jbaileyThis has been in here for a while, it looks like.01:51
jbaileyBenC added it on 15 Jul 200501:52
dokook. and maybe the libc6-amd64-dev can provide a lib64c-dev virtual package01:54
dokoI don't like b-d's like: libc6-dev-s390x [s390] , libc6-dev-sparc64 [sparc] , libc6-dev-i386 [amd64] , libc6-dev-amd64 [i386] 01:55
jbaileyThen it will be lib64c-dev [s390 sparc i386]  lib32c-dev [amd64]  ?01:56
jbaileyThat's not much better. =(01:56
dokowell, I would like to avoid a gcc64 package01:58
jbaileyLet's think about it and do it for a different upload.02:00
jbaileyIt would be nice to find something elegantish.  like libc-biarch-dev02:00
jbaileyAnd have it be a dummy packages on archs without biarch.02:00
dokoyep, that could be nice as well ...02:01
dokothen talk with gotom about it, I persuaded him to add lib64c-dev ...02:02
jbaileydoko: Do you know when you will backport the includedir path to gcc-3.4?02:10
jbaileyI'd like to fix l-k-h do use those paths.02:10
dokodone02:10
jbaileyCool!02:11
dokocould you upload glibc first, so that I can depend on it?02:11
jbaileydoko: Yup, lemme push the upload now, then.02:11
dokook, I'm away now for two hours02:11
jbailey'k02:11
jbaileyI have an appointment this morning too.02:12
chmjerm 02:14
jbaileychmj: ?02:14
chmjhow do I install glibc  ?02:14
chmjhi jbailey 02:14
jbaileyWhat? =)02:15
jbaileyIf you don't have glibc installed, you likely aren't doing to install anything else. =)02:15
chmjerm, right 02:15
chmjissit it suppose to come with libc.mo ? 02:15
chmjin debian that is 02:16
jbaileyFor i18n?02:16
jbaileyOh, in Debian?02:16
jbaileyNo idea off hand.02:16
jbaileyWhat are you trying to do?02:16
chmjfind the package that install libc.mo's in /usr/share/locale/(.*)/LC_MESSAGES/libc.mo02:17
jbaileyOn Debian, it's locales02:18
chmjoh right 02:22
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jbailey_Feh, i386 failed.  /me checks04:45
jbailey_forced unwind support unavailable?  wtf?04:52
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elmowhat are our chances of dropping gcc-3.3 from main?07:59
elmogrub, libpng, libpng3 and openoffice.org seem to be the only things in main that explicityly b-d on it08:00
jbaileyI thought doko had said okay to that before, with the goal of 3.4/4.0 only for this release.08:11
jbailey(so also dropping 2.95)08:11
elmogrub at least looks like it's not going to be >> 3.3 ready08:13
elmothe changelog talks about 0.97 being the first to support it08:13
elmoI  know doko was working on libpng, dunno if it's fixed yet08:13
jbaileylamont, lamont-away: ping?09:04
jbaileylamont: I think the gcc wrapper might be confused.09:04
elmolamont: ia64 has a kernel now - reminder about daily d-i builds10:05
jbaileydoko: I seem to get an FTBFS on gcc-4.0:10:15
jbaileyThe following requested languages were not found: ada10:16
jbaileyMissing build-dep?10:16
lamontelmo: thanks10:45
lamontelmo: cronjob enabled, and one kicked manually10:48
dokoelmo: hmm, looks that I missed the libpng uploads. couldn't reproduce the failures anymore11:18
dokojbailey: build log?11:18
jbaileydoko: Locally with the new glibc in a clean chroot.11:24
jbaileyI can post it for you, though.11:24
dokojbailey: the log would be nice. I'll have my computer probably back on Monday12:00
jbaileydoko: 'kay.  I'll get to it before that.12:03

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