>>>>> "SH" == Søren Hauberg  writes:

SH> lør, 01 08 2009 kl. 21:25 -0700, skrev Alex Lancaster:
>> I suspect that this problem is also present in more octave-forge
>> packages than just 'ann' and 'ftp', it's just that the 'ftp' package
>> is as far as the build got, so it probably requires a systematic sweep
>> across all packages.  Has anybody successfully built the entire bundle
>> with octave 3.2.x yet?

SH> It seems nobody replied to your mail, which I guess means nobody has
SH> been able to build the SWIG generated packages with Octave 3.2 :-(

SH> I would recommend that you simply do not distribute these packages. In
SH> general they have a history of giving users problems (octave crashes on
SH> 'clear all'), so perhaps this is a good thing?

Hi Søren,

By "these packages" do you mean the specific packages that contain
SWIG-generated code, or the entire bundle of octave-forge?  If the
latter, that's not possible because octave 3.2 is already in rawhide
and is unlikely to be downgraded to 3.0.  I assume that at least the
core/main parts of octave-forge have been tested/ported to work with
octave 3.2.  Also, would most of the packages in the recent bundle
even build/work against the old octave 3.0?

If you mean removing the specific packages from the bundle that fail
to build because of because they haven't been updated to use the new
SWIG, then that would be possible if there aren't too many of them.
At least we could remove the temporarily until they have been fixed
properly.

Do you have (or could you easily generate) a list of such packages?
At the moment, obviously we have 'ann' and 'ftp'.  Are these really
critical packages in any case?  AFAIK I've never used any functions
from them directly, but perhaps some of them have dependencies on
other packages.

Alex

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