Re: Issues with compiler flags in gfortran

On 22/01/2019 4:43 am, Nicolas Pavillon wrote: Hi, Thanks for the pointer, that indeed does the trick, and compilation works perfectly in both cases (w/o cctools or with cctools+Xcode). I had tried to select as through compiler flags, but I guess this did not affect what gfortran was calli

Re: Issues with compiler flags in gfortran

On 2019-1-22 17:08 , Ken Cunningham wrote: > > On 2019-01-21, at 9:22 PM, Joshua Root wrote: > >> On 2019-1-22 01:47 , Nicolas Pavillon wrote: >>> I then tried with another gfortran compiler outside of macports, and it >>> could compile without any issue if I remove macports’ prefix from the >>>

Can buildbots open a window?

In trying to fix one bug [1], I seem to have created another [2]. I have been unable to fix the second bug, so I am revisiting the first. When building, octave tries to open a window (using Qt). As far as I can tell, this caused an error with the buildbots [1]. Is it true that the buildbots cannot

Re: Can buildbots open a window?

IIRC, several octave packages also attempt this in the configure phase. I don’t remember off-hand which ones. Marius -- Marius Schamschula On Jan 22, 2019, at 7:48 AM, Marcus Calhoun-Lopez wrote: > > In trying to fix one bug [1], I seem to have created another [2]. > I have been unable to fix

Re: Can buildbots open a window?

Maybe use xvfb? On 22/01/2019 13:48, Marcus Calhoun-Lopez wrote: In trying to fix one bug [1], I seem to have created another [2]. I have been unable to fix the second bug, so I am revisiting the first. When building, octave tries to open a window (using Qt). As far as I can tell, this caused a

Re: Can buildbots open a window?

On 2019-1-23 00:48 , Marcus Calhoun-Lopez wrote: > In trying to fix one bug [1], I seem to have created another [2]. > I have been unable to fix the second bug, so I am revisiting the first. > > When building, octave tries to open a window (using Qt). > As far as I can tell, this caused an error w

Re: Issues with compiler flags in gfortran

> > The MacPorts provided as, from cctools, is *supposed* to be the same as that > provided by Xcode 10. Actually, one thing you have not said is what macOS > version are you using ? > Sure, sorry. I did not think it would be important at the time. - Mac OS 10.14.2 - Xcode 10.1 > Chris > >>

Re: Can buildbots open a window?

https://trac.macports.org/ticket/46842 says " Xvfb was deprecated around a decade ago [...] You should be able to just use xinit with the dummy driver. Both are installed with the XQuartz package but don't have ports in MacPorts yet. I suggest you give that a try instead of using xvfb-run."

Re: Can buildbots open a window?

On 2019-1-23 02:14 , Russell Jones wrote: > Does XQuartz get installed on the buildbots? No but I don't think that's relevant in this situation since Qt5 uses the native GUI. - Josh

Re: Issues with compiler flags in gfortran

So this "as" issue comes up with gcc / gfortran every so often, more lately with more attempts to use newer SIMD instruction sets that generate assembly that only newer clangs can assemble. There are scattered tickets here and there about it over the past few years. One partial but very practi

Re: Issues with compiler flags in gfortran

On 2019-01-22, at 2:37 AM, Joshua Root wrote: > > I think this issue overall is covered by > , and I agree with jeremyhu's > assessment there. > > - Josh Yes, we discussed it there similarly to this email chain. But Jeremy's solution five years ago w

Re: Issues with compiler flags in gfortran

On 22/01/2019 3:44 pm, Ken Cunningham wrote: So this "as" issue comes up with gcc / gfortran every so often, more lately with more attempts to use newer SIMD instruction sets that generate assembly that only newer clangs can assemble. There are scattered tickets here and there about it over

Re: Issues with compiler flags in gfortran

> On 22 Jan 2019, at 4:16 pm, Ken Cunningham > wrote: > > > On 2019-01-22, at 2:37 AM, Joshua Root wrote: > > >> >> I think this issue overall is covered by >> , and I agree with jeremyhu's >> assessment there. Personally I do not really completely