[00:00] persia: They could of at least put: "This file left intentionally blank". [00:00] It's from AT&T, not IBM [00:04] geser, Erm. Seems I broke it. Sorry. I'll try to sort that. [00:06] persia: the last working upload was done in feisty, I doubt that code still works without changes to keep up with graphviz development [00:06] It doesn't. [00:07] Or rather, my patch didn't change that stuff: the failures come because the toolchain changed. [00:08] Upstream seems to have had a release 2007/01/12, which might help. [00:08] if I remember myself it's not only the error about NULL, if it would be only that, I would have fixed it for lucid. Once this error gets fixed others appear which I didn't figure out how to fix [00:09] * persia hunts for newer/better upstream stuff [00:11] looking at the version numbers of graphviz in feisty, they were also 2.8 (like graphviz-cairo) [00:11] graphviz in maverick is at 2.26.3 [00:13] graphviz-cairo source needs to be removed, based on graphviz 2.12-4 changelog. [00:14] So other stuff probably needs adjusted build-deps [00:15] nice, we could have dropped that package 3 years ago [00:15] Or not (`reverse-build-depends graphviz-cairo seems blank) [00:16] I wish I'd noticed this before uploading it. [00:16] We probably ought to look more closely at any other main->universe demotions: I wonder how much cruft is about. [00:20] persia: if you have some time: could you try to figure out the cause of the build-dependency problem of libfvm? [00:21] I tracked it once down to build-depending on two different libhdf5-*-dev package which conflict each other [00:22] but I didn't had time to check if Debian has the same problem (at least no bug is filed about it that I could find) and if Debian is not affected why then Ubuntu has this problem [00:25] I want to do a powerpc/armel obvious pass first, before digging too much (and have to do some plumbing (the stuff with water and pipes) today) :) [00:25] ok, have fun [00:46] geser, just FYI, I can replicate the libfvm issue in sid. [07:12] Hello [09:03] Hello === bilalakhtar_ is now known as bilalakhtar [10:28] bilalakhtar: Hi, could you merge nepenthes from Debian unstable? -6 fixes an license issue (RC bug in Debian) [10:28] Thanks geser for notifying! of course I will! [10:33] geser: hehe, done on my local sys [10:45] sorry, kernel panic === bilalakhtar_ is now known as bilalakhtar [11:00] huhm, wesnoth still in maverick, and wesnoth-1.8 still not synced? Was off for a week %-/ [11:04] Rhonda: beta freeze is probably stopping archive admin activities [11:04] (speculation) === yofel_ is now known as yofel [13:03] Thanks geser ! [14:28] is it possible to upgrade from 9.10 to 10.04.1 ? [14:30] AnAnt: Yes of course, the only difference between 10.04 and *.1 is that *.1 has slightly more recent packages [14:31] i'm trying to add an additional define to my rules file for a cdbs/CMake project but i can't seem to make it work. i've tried adding lines like "DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS += -DFOO=BOOL:ON" or DEB_CMAKE_EXTRA_FLAGS as well as DEB_CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS and others. ideas? [14:50] Laney: Going to check the bugreports that I filed. === Rhonda is now known as Gerfried === Gerfried is now known as Rhonda === bo_bo is now known as porthose_irssi === porthose_irssi is now known as porthose [22:24] Given a C header doing #include while a file "endian.h" exists in the upstream source and upstream code gets compiled with -I. Which header file will get included? the system one or the local one? [22:32] geser: the local one [22:32] -I adds the path on top of the search list [22:33] as I guessed, that explains http://launchpadlibrarian.net/49745563/buildlog_ubuntu-maverick-i386.uni2ascii_4.14-3_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz [22:34] how to fix this? drop -I. from CFLAGS? rename the local endian.h? [22:35] depends [22:35] if there are other header files needed in the source directory, it probably won't work without -I [22:36] probably better to rename the upstream file [22:36] and report the name conflict as a bug upstream [22:41] geser: can you pastebin the contents of the upstream endian.h? [22:42] Bachstelze: http://paste.ubuntu.com/485603/ [22:43] yeah, I guess there's no way around renaming it [22:44] since endian.h is non-standard, I don't think upstream will be willing to rename it themselves [22:46] thanks, renaming the header file fixed the FTBFS [22:52] how can I use cmake's options in debhelper7 in smaller way? debian/rules now looks: http://paste.ubuntu.com/485606/ [22:52] I;m interested in one cmake option of these === JanC_ is now known as JanC [23:45] make use of override_dh_auto_configure: [23:47] Laney: yea, I looked on other packages for debhelper7. I found also override_dh_auto_build: [23:47] right [23:47] you can override any helper