Package: libffi5
Version: 3.0.9~rc3-1
Severity: wishlist
Looking at the (immediate) reverse dependencies of libffi5, it turns
out that most of the reverse dependencies are "Priority: optional",
specifically:
darcs
ghc6
gobject-introspection
gtkrsync
guile-g-wrap
haddock
libghc6-mtl-dev
libghc6-x
Hi!
I just checked my QA page and noticed this:
Package is optional and has a Depends on libffi5 (>= 3.0.4) which is extra
on mips.
[... and for all other archs]
Is there a reason libffi5 has "extra" priority? It seems a relatively
"core" package, in the sense that other packages are quit
gi?id=12782.
Andy
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Andreas Rottmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> As you can easily see, the two pointers refer to the same object, which
> means fficonfig.h #defines ffi_type_ulong to ffi_type_uint64, which is
> plain wrong on a 32bit platform.
>
s/fficonfig.h/ffi.h/
The way ffi.h #defin
Package: libffi2-dev
Version: 1:3.3.2-1
Severity: important
Running this little test program on my Athlon (no, not an Athlon64 ;-)):
#include
#include
int main ()
{
printf ("&ffi_type_ulong: %p &ffi_type_uint64: %p\n",
&ffi_type_ulong, &ffi_type_uint64);
}
results in:
&ffi_type_
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