Alright, my slackbuild now works again without python3 installed, but it will no longer try to build against Slackware's python2 which doesn't work anymore. By default if python3 is installed it will use "--enable-python=system" and if its not it will use "--enable-python=internal" which apparently is a lot faster... (Edit: Probably was just the ccache.) Of course its still possible to disable python or to force using an internal or fully internal python3 (I'm not sure the exact difference).
https://notabug.org/orbea/Slackbuild...ce/libreoffice Code:
Slackware package /tmp/libreoffice-5.1.0.3-i486-2_SBo.tgz created. Code:
[CUT] cppcanvas_emfplus |
Hello all
Fresh install of 32 bit -current, added Perl Zip module. Ran the new libreoffice.Slackbuild with newly downloaded supporting files. I got the error below part way through. I was running the compilation on tty2 outside of the GUI and echo $DISPLAY was returning empty. Code:
creating Modules/Setup Deleted ~/tmp and installed Python3 binary package from slackonly and after about 4 hours got a package that installed fine using this command line... Code:
#TMP="/home/keith/tmp" OPT="yes" DICT="yes" HELP="yes" NUMJOBS="2" KDE="yes" ./libreoffice.SlackBuild |
Did you try to build it the same way both times? I think the important line is:
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gcc: error: yes: No such file or directory Also I don't use kde or even install it so I haven't tested that functionality personally. |
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root@illy:~# ls /bin/y* Code:
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My understanding is that its failing to find yes during the compilation of the internal python3 provided by libreoffice, which I didn't run into here. This makes me curious if compiling python3 itself works or if its only the one provided by libreoffice. I can try to sabotage 'yes' in a chroot and see if that reproduces the issue...
As I am using a minimal tiling wm I don't really need any of that desktop integration and I am seeing no issues with my build using the mouse in Tools | Options, though perhaps that is different in a desktop environment? As libreoffice doesn't enable kde4 by default I decided to not either. Also, in case anyone is curious this is the version of libreoffice that finally removed the kde3 support. |
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bash-4.3$ which yes I shall try compiling with the default internal python3 and *without* the KDE="yes" option with only the perl ZIP module installed when I next get some time to have this chugging away. |
The close proximity of "yes -O2 -march=i486 -mtune=i686" makes me wonder if perhaps you did something weird to the definition of the CFLAGS variable?
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