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I prepared some binary packages (with quickpkg) in order to have a |
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quicker downgrade path just before emerging some beta software. The |
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beta software didn't work as expected so I simply unmerged it and |
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emerged to old ones with "emerge -K". This works fine, but produces |
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this warning: |
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* Your CFLAGS contains "-fPIC" which can break packages. |
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* Your CXXFLAGS contains "-fPIC" which can break packages. |
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* |
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* Before you file a bug, please remove these flags and |
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* re-compile the package in question as well as all its dependencies |
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Why is this? I do not have "-fPIC" in my CFLAGS, but AFAIK it's on by |
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default on AMD64 anyway. In this case, why the warning? |
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