I'm happy to merge this with my master branch, but please note that all development now takes place on cadabra2, for which packages will be in debian soon. There really isn't any good reason anymore to keep using cadabra1, except backward compatibility with existing old notebooks.
Cheers, Kasper On 18 February 2019 20:17:28 GMT, Helmut Grohne <[email protected]> wrote: >Source: cadabra >Version: 1.46-6 >Tags: patch upstream >User: [email protected] >Usertags: rebootstrap > >cadabra fails to cross build from source. For some reason, it calls >pkg-config from Makefile.in. Specifically, the wrong pkg-config after >./configure detected the right one and thus it uses the wrong flags >after ./configure detected the right ones. Instead, the values detected >by ./configure should be propagated to the relevant Makefiles. It also >runs the wrong strip. Stripping is generally a bad idea, because it >breaks DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS=nostrip as well as generating -dbgsym packages >beyond breaking cross compilation. The attached patch fixes both and >should be upstreamable. Please consider applying it. > >Helmut
