Ok, so let's go for a merge of 1.0.0. Please mention this change in the
future debian package, so we can drop the delta between Debian and
Ubuntu for next packages.
The debdiff between Debian and Ubuntu is attached. It builds fine for
Karmic (see my PPA :
https://edge.launchpad.net/~gilir/+archive
The fix has been merged upstream, so it will appear in the next set of
Debian packages (1.4 in July this year). But I doubt I'd have much
success convincing Debian that they need to update the 1.0 packages with
a patch that only affects an Ubuntu distro version that hasn't even been
released yet. T
Well, you should try to add this patch to Debian, so the package could
migrate automaticly in the future from Debian to Ubuntu. It's always
good to not differ between Debian and Ubuntu when it's possible (and
it's the case here :)). After that, you can request a Sync from Debian
by subscribing this
Great. I've attached the .diff.gz for the 1.0 packages. I integrated the
older Ubuntu packaging modifications back into the Debian packages, so
the only differences now are the changelog (which incorporates the full
Debian and Ubuntu packaging history), the control file (which lists MOTU
as the mai
Good news, thanks Allison :)
I'll request the sync later today.
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So does this mean there're fresh-baked karmic packages coming, either in
karmic or your ppa? Any chance for some rakudo packages as well? I'd
like to play. :)
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Okay, I've got it. Apparently on karmic, lpia builds with -Os by default
(thanks to Robert Collins for digging up that tip). Among other things,
-Os disables the -falign-functions optimization (in order to save
space). Parrot can build with or without aligned function pointers, but
it was detecting
Hmm... well, it builds just fine and passes all tests in my karmic lpia
chroot. Perhaps it's something in the karmic PPA build environment?
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Yes, that's a good idea. There is an rpath issue in the Debian packages
that I want to fix either with a patch, or with the updated packages for
the Parrot 1.4 in July (the issue is fixed in the latest monthly
developer release), but I can make those changes in Debian first,
leaving Ubuntu to sync.
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