Re: [gentoo-science] Re: Failed emerge for sci-libs/trilinos-12.2.1

[M. J. Everitt]

On 08/04/16 09:39, marco restelli wrote:
> 2016-04-07 19:35 GMT+0200, M. J. Everitt <m.j.everitt@×××.org>:
>> On 07/04/16 15:28, marco restelli wrote:
>>> 2016-04-07 12:25 GMT+0200, marco restelli <mrestelli@×××××.com>:
>>>> Dear all,
>>>>    I am having problems emerging sci-libs/trilinos-12.2.1.
>>>>
>>>> The build fails during configuration with
>>>>
>>>> Processing enabled TPL: BinUtils (enabled explicitly, disable with
>>>> -DTPL_ENABLE_BinUtils=OFF)
>>>> -- Must find at least one lib in each of the lib sets "bfd;iberty"
>>>> -- Searching for libs in BinUtils_LIBRARY_DIRS=''
>>>> -- Searching for a lib in the set "bfd":
>>>> --   Searching for lib 'bfd' ...
>>>> -- ERROR: Did not find a lib in the lib set "bfd" for the TPL
>>>> 'BinUtils'!
>>>> -- Searching for a lib in the set "iberty":
>>>> --   Searching for lib 'iberty' ...
>>>> -- ERROR: Did not find a lib in the lib set "iberty" for the TPL
>>>> 'BinUtils'!
>>>> -- ERROR: Could not find the libraries for the TPL 'BinUtils'!
>>>> -- TIP: If the TPL 'BinUtils' is on your system then you can set:
>>>>      -DBinUtils_LIBRARY_DIRS='<dir0>;<dir1>;...'
>>>>    to point to the directories where these libraries may be found.
>>>>    Or, just set:
>>>>      -DTPL_BinUtils_LIBRARIES='<path-to-libs0>;<path-to-libs1>;...'
>>>>    to point to the full paths for the libraries which will
>>>>    bypass any search for libraries and these libraries will be used
>>>> without
>>>>    question in the build.  (But this will result in a build-time error
>>>>    if not all of the necessary symbols are found.)
>>>> -- ERROR: Failed finding all of the parts of TPL 'BinUtils' (see
>>>> above), Aborting!
>>> The problem is fixed emerging sys-libs/binutils-libs, as discussed
>>> here:
>>>
>>> https://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-1030702.html?sid=addd408c2fa9ba37f9fcf0a4a33c2e81
>>>
>>> So, it seems that a dependency on sys-libs/binutils-libs is missing in
>>> the trilinos ebuild.
>>>
>>> Marco
>>>
>> Marco, can you please check that a bug has been filed on
>> https://bugs.gentoo.org/, so that we can get this fixed and updated
>> properly.
>> Thanks.
> Everitt, I am not sure I understand what you mean, nor I am very
> familiar with the Gentoo's Bugzilla: searching for "trilinos" in
> https://bugs.gentoo.org/ gives no results, should I file the bug
> report, or am I overlooking something?
>
Hi marco, name here is Michael, must have omitted that ... :]

Yes, you are on the right path, if you could File a New Bug, if there
are, as you state, no existing bugs, then we can make sure the right
people see it, and the update is properly tracked. If you can add
broadly what you've written in your email in the comments, that would be
great - it doesn't look like a difficult fix, hopefully. As the bug is
updated, bugzilla will email you with progress, so that you can see when
the fix is committed.

Best regards,
Michael.