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> Actually, I investigated those additional symbols on my linux box, |
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> and it appears that they are undefined over there as well. The only |
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> difference is that the linker on my linux box didn't care... The |
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> package works perfectly fine with those symbols undefined, and if you |
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> read the source, some of them are slated to be removed in future |
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> versions anyways... |
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> As for environ, it seems that is also entirely unnecessary for |
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> graphviz Darwin. If you look at the Darwinports patch for |
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> graphviz-2.6, they've simply removed the functionality to error on |
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> that symbol being undefined. If you have a solution for this on a |
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> large-scale, that'd be great, as I agree with you that it would be |
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> more correct, and perhaps could solve other issues. For graphviz |
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> though, it seems not to matter. |
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This sounds similar http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=107815 |
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where the solution was |
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LDFLAGS="-undefined dynamic_lookup" might be appropriate in this |
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case....give it a try and see if it can |
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find the symbols. |
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The problem is that this was only a meta-tip, the real problem was to |
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integrate this tip into the ebuild. |
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This could be different for the given case. |
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Regrads |
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Dirk |
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