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#3000 | fixed | rxvt-unicode fails to complie (glibc-2.10.x/gcc-4.4.x) | ||
Description |
Problem is known, others have a patch. See i.e.: http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=270694
[omero@pancho-11:~/rxvt-unicode-9.06]
$make 2>&1|tee makout. |
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#3006 | fixed | Rxvt-unicode-9.07 | ||
Description |
Version increment to 9.07. See changelog: http://dist.schmorp.de/rxvt-unicode/Changes I raised the priority to high, since this release fixes a compilation problem with glibc >= 2.10, see #3000. The download url should also point to Attic subdirectory (where a 9.07 tarball exists also), so we don't need to change it in every new release. I can't test with an updated LFS system, because sadly I don't build LFS anymore, but I can verify it through an Arch linux installation with the most recent toolchain. |
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#3010 | fixed | Procmail's getline() conflicts with glibc getline(). | ||
Description |
Procmail is one of the many packages that fails to build, because as of 2.10 glibc has its own getline() function, since is defined in POSIX 2008. For procmail a simple sed can be used: sed -i '/getline/get_line/' src/*.[ch] This renames the getline function to get_line to the fields.c, formail.c formisc.c and formisc.h in the src directory. Is it ok to use the sed or should I make a patch for it? |