base libobjc on 5.4 p2

2005-06-16 Thread Thierry DELHAISE

Hi the list

Actually, the base gcc provide with 5.4#p2 is a 3.4.2. The libobjc is  
provide (as a static one, not sure of that, I arg this about the .a  
extension I saw on this lib).


It seems this lib is only provide :
- as a static library.
- without objc-exceptions compile in.
- with libffi provide and install from base system.

Is it possible to have this lib build :

- as a shared lib too.
- with objc-exeception include
- AND with libffi support for callback, since this lib is required  
(for GNUstep compilation, AFAIK libffcall is quiet deprecated in  
favor of libffi) and now part of gcc compiler suite.


If it's not possible, for base system :
- is it possible to have this features enable (may be by a buildworld  
options) to allow us to use the base compiler provide with FreeBSD.


The main advantage I see for this features enable, is that it don't  
require to install a gcc port to have this features enables (and so,  
to not have to deal with two compiler on the machine), or to don't  
patch the /usr/src tree to rebuild the lib with those options. I  
think hacking /usr/src is may be a bad idea, since all changes made  
in this tree will be lost when an upgrade will be perform ?



Does I'm right on what I 've seen ? (since I'm not a guru ;-)
How those suggestions (this is only suggestions) could take place in  
FreeBSD ? with what cost ?



Any advices.


Thx in advance for all comments.


Thierry (aka befree)
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Re: athlon-mp daily hang 5.2.1

2004-05-06 Thread Thierry DELHAISE
What I can say to this problem is :
- I've open a bug report : 66098 mainly for the same reason :
I'm running FreeBSD 5.2.1 patch 5 with a fresh build world (it took me 
3  days to have world since gcc was hanging the machine all 5 minutes 
approximatly) on an SMP machine with two PIII 733 and a BIOS compatible 
SMP 1.4 specs (the motherboard is an MSI board) with feature like PM 
enable and APIC enable.

The first think I face out was when I shutdown the machine shutdown -h 
or -r my machine hangs at

stopping .. vnlru stopped after nothing  I 've seen that this 
allways hang when boot() is called on cpu1 and that when sometime when 
boot is called from cpu0 my machine can stop or reboot correctly. But 
boot on cpu1 represent 98% of my tests.

Some days after, when I was running an heavy compilation, I face out 
severals  machine hangs. So I've started to investigate temperature 
problem, RAM problem disk, etc... Just to be sure, I've reinstall this 
machine under Linux with a 2.6 Kernel. No problems. So I come back to 
FreeBSD from a fresh install and start investigating acpi.

Since now 2 weeks, the machine never hangs with just one trick (a bad 
trick for sure) : acpiconf -d . I've disabled acpi management. I let 
boot the machine and setting up acpi conf since the acpi.ko module is 
load at boot time and in the final boot process I disable acpi with 
this command.

May be you could test to see if you experience  allways the same 
problem or if that's solved the problem and report here the problem.

I think acpi code witch seems to be recent in FreeBSD have some problem 
may be due to specific management or bugs of our cheapset : mine is a 
VIA694. I remember that under Linux it took a long time to have a 
stable machine with acpi enable (in fact this was stabilize when IBM 
and Intel provide some code to handle acpi) :  acpi code was clean but 
this was how specs were implemented on cheapset that was breaking 
code So they had to handle some specific chipset feature ...

Another way to test could be to disable PM in Bios for a limited time 
to know if the problem persist.

just my two cents.
Thierry
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Client perforce

2004-03-24 Thread Thierry DELHAISE
Je tente de configurer ma dev box pour attaquer le repos de FreeBSD 
avec P4 (perforce).

Je suis partie de la doc de Peter Wemm (son cookbook) et ai configurer 
ma machine à bpriori comme il faut.

Je me connecte au net par une passerelle FBSD qui nat le traffic 
interne.

ma commande p4 info sur la dev box, me liste bien ma conf et se 
connecte a priori a perforce.freebsd.org:1666.

Par contre a chaque tentative de p4 client, je me fait shooter avec 
un message You don't have permission for this operation.

Donc, je ne peux pas changer (si j'ai bien tout compris) le repos ou je 
veux aller (KGI).

Il semble que le client p4 cherche à me connecter avec mon compte 
befree qui effectivement n'est pas un compte enregistré (vu que je 
n'ai rien demander à personne) dans le repos officiel FBSD.
Je dirais donc que c'est normal que je me fasse shooter.

Est ce que quelqu'un peut m'en die plus sur la manière d'accèder à ce 
repos :

en gros, je voudrais faire l'equivalent avec p4 d'un cvs checkout sur 
la branche current avec un compte anonymous.

Merci d'avance de vos reponses.

Thierry (befree)

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Re: Client perforce

2004-03-24 Thread Thierry DELHAISE
Sorry it was for FreeBSD-FR ML.

Excuse me.

Le 24 mars 04, à 12:18, Thierry DELHAISE a écrit :

Je tente de configurer ma dev box pour attaquer le repos de FreeBSD 
avec P4 (perforce).

Je suis partie de la doc de Peter Wemm (son cookbook) et ai configurer 
ma machine à bpriori comme il faut.

Je me connecte au net par une passerelle FBSD qui nat le traffic 
interne.

ma commande p4 info sur la dev box, me liste bien ma conf et se 
connecte a priori a perforce.freebsd.org:1666.

Par contre a chaque tentative de p4 client, je me fait shooter avec 
un message You don't have permission for this operation.

Donc, je ne peux pas changer (si j'ai bien tout compris) le repos ou 
je veux aller (KGI).

Il semble que le client p4 cherche à me connecter avec mon compte 
befree qui effectivement n'est pas un compte enregistré (vu que je 
n'ai rien demander à personne) dans le repos officiel FBSD.
Je dirais donc que c'est normal que je me fasse shooter.

Est ce que quelqu'un peut m'en die plus sur la manière d'accèder à ce 
repos :

en gros, je voudrais faire l'equivalent avec p4 d'un cvs checkout sur 
la branche current avec un compte anonymous.

Merci d'avance de vos reponses.

Thierry (befree)

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KGI and libggi ports...

2004-02-03 Thread Thierry DELHAISE
Hi all,

Want to know where questions relating o KGI ports under FreeBSD and 
libGGI could be post.

THX in advance

Thierry

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