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gunner carstens posted <4161AB86.6010903@××××××××××××××.dk>, excerpted |
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below, on Mon, 04 Oct 2004 21:59:02 +0200: |
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> Everything nonkde I have emerged lately have compiled easily. |
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Do note that while most packages will be C based, kde is C++ based. If |
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you are having problems with it (and including QT as a dependency, as it's |
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also C++ based, it could be issues with g++ (the gcc C++ compiler). |
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That's in addition to the memory stuff I mentioned on the other thread. |
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Of course, KDE compiles are also larger than most, so may stress the |
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system more and bring out any problems, particularly when they are using |
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different code than ordinary C compiles. |
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One thing you might try is doing a quickpkg of your gcc, then emerging a |
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different version of it. gcc is a fairly large package, so might trigger |
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the same problem if it's indeed hardware related (altho it's C not C++), |
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so you'd be killing two birds with one stone, as they say, both testing a |
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different large package, and changing out your compiler. |
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Other related packages that sometimes cause problems are binutils and |
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glibc. So.. if you haven't already, do a bug search on each package as |
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well as on KDE, and see if anyone else is having your issues. (I'm not, |
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but I'm on ~amd64, so...) |
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temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety." -- |
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