Bruce Dubbs wrote:
> Today I plan on continuing building and tagging packages for 7.4. Right
> now we are about 80% done, but that means there are still about 150
> packages left that are still marked lfs73.
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> This morning I'll start with postscript and texlive and then start
> working through the gnome packages. If I get all those done, it will be
> a good day.
Well it wasn't a good day. I've been wrestling with webkitgtk for about
12 hours. I finally got it to complete the build, but it was painful.
Even using -j3, it still takes 45 SBU. On my system, that's still about
100 minutes. If I try to time it with -j1, it takes at least 150 minutes.
In any case, bison3 breaks it without a sed. It's in such a place that
it only comes up at the end of the build.
sed -i "/%union/i %lex-param {YYLEX_PARAM}" \
Source/ThirdParty/ANGLE/src/compiler/glslang.y
fixes the problem.
For some reason, it wants to do a lot of compiles during make install.
I didn't have PKG_CONFIG_PATH configured when using sudo, so make
install failed right at the end (of course).
One of the more painful parts is that there is a error in a header that
gcc provides warnings about. It prints out about a half page for every
file about a wrong construct that it proceeds to ignore. The log is 5.3
MB due to the thousands of warnings. Fortunately, the warnings can be
quieted with a one line sed:
sed -i "s/: private HashMap//" Source/WTF/wtf/HashMap.h
I think WTF is an appropriate directory for that.
I'll make the commit on this tomorrow.
-- Bruce
Did I mention that I *really * don't like webkit.
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