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> > KEYWORDS="~x86 ~ppc ~sparc ~amd64" |
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> Do you have all these arches to test with? |
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> http://dev.gentoo.org/~plasmaroo/devmanual/keywording/ |
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Thanks for the pointer. Changed to ~x86. |
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Is there any way to test on Gentoo systems on the other platforms? Are |
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there any environments dedicated to this? If so, are they available |
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only to Gentoo committers or also to regular contributors? |
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I do have access to Linux 2.6/PPC and Solaris/Sparc systems and I did |
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test xmlenc on them, but these systems were not running Gentoo. So I |
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tested the original software and the Gentoo ebuild. So in principle |
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the ebuild /should/ work on other architectures that support Java. |
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> We don't einfo the antflags like this because there is nothing of |
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> interest to the user. Feel free to use them for debugging but don't |
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> leave them to the final ebuild. |
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Indeed I only put it in for my own interest. I've removed it now. |
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> Using parenthesis like this makes a subshell ( see man bash ). dieing |
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> inside a subshell will not quit like you expect it to. Why not just add |
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> javadoc to antflags? |
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Oops. That would be unexpected behaviour to me, indeed. The reason I |
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split the two is so that the info in the die would be more precise. |
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I've combined them again. |
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> java-pkd_dojar build/*.jar is probably more future proof so when version |
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> bumping new jars are not missed. |
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Sounds good. Made the change. |
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> Please note that these comments are only based on looking at the code. I |
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> might find more if I ever get to actually testing it. |
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As I said, I would indeed be very interested in testers, mostly for |
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non-x86 platforms. |
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> http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/ebuild-submit.xml |
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I will submit it ASAP. |
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Ernst |
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