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PLease , remove this slackbuild , cython in current have python2 + python3 bindings
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Hey everyone, I'm having a issue building glade (glade3) on a fresh full install of Slackware64-current (Tue Oct 3 21:06:59 UTC 2017).
Kind of stumped on this one, some help is appreciated. Full log here: https://pastebin.com/rvaczMjZ |
Hi Skaendo,
modify the SlackBuild files like this to build version 3.20.1 Code:
diff -Naur glade.orig/glade.SlackBuild glade/glade.SlackBuild |
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Hi,
in -current, the t1utils are now provided by texlive, so the t1utils-buildscripts are obsolete now. This affects following packages: ./graphics/lilypond/lilypond.info:REQUIRES="fontforge t1utils guile1.8" ./graphics/mftrace/mftrace.info:REQUIRES="potrace t1utils" |
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thanks again, I pushed that too.
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I can find pdfjam in texlive, but i can't find t1utils in texlive
do they have different name? |
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FYI, many build scripts for perl modules on SBo will break from today on because, since perl-5.26.x, . isn't included in INC anymore: the solution to be able again to create perl packages from these modules, for now, is to export the shell variable PERL_USE_UNSAFE_INC=1 in your build environment, but this won't help if the installed scripts/perl modules will try to use . as an include path at runtime.
I'll wait before patching the interested SlackBuilds as their newer versions might be already patched for this. obviously this gotcha applies also to every pre-existing perl script that you will try to run with the new perl interpreter in current. |
May I suggest building vim with Python 3 support, now that Slackware ships Python 3?
I'd imagine that Slackware would want to ship vim with both Python 3 and Python 2 support. For my own systems, I build in only Python 3 support. I'm very much a vim power user, and I don't miss the Python 2 support. EDIT: Sorry, I meant to post this in the "what would you like to see in -current?" thread. |
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