Re: Failure to build "current" emacs from pkgsrc on current

[Riccardo Mottola <riccardo.mottola%libero.it@localhost>]

Hi Greg,

Greg Troxel wrote:
> Yes, but it can hit an error and exit without finishing.
>
> So I would run it again and see if it reports that there's nothing to
> do.

I did re-run it and it breaks out in the same place!

> I don't have much useful advice, other than to start using nm or objdump
> on the libraries in question and trace which symbols are defined where.
>
> On netbsd-7 amd64, 2018Q3:
>
> > nm -u /usr/pkg/lib/libgdk-3.so|egrep glx
> U epoxy_glx_version
> U epoxy_has_glx_extension

$ nm -u /usr/pkg/lib/libgdk-3.so|egrep glx
                 U epoxy_glx_version
                 U epoxy_has_glx
                 U epoxy_has_glx_extension

> But I'm not really sure epoxy is.

disc$ pkg_info | grep epoxy
libepoxy-1.4.3      Library for OpenGL function pointer management


>                                   
> that looks like you got an in-progress addition and the usual python
> default vs 36/37 pkg_chk issue.  not really concerning.

Ok, I'll hope it will go away when pkg_rolling-replace finishes.
> My only other suggestions are
>
> 1) to make sure that you have rebuilt *everything* after any change from
> X11_TYPE from native to/from modular (via "pkg_admin set rebuild-yes
> \*").
>
> 2) to make sure you have no old headers that don't belong, in
> /usr/include, /usr/X11R*/include, or /usr/pkg/include.  Use find with
> ctime to find .h files not written during update, and pkg_admin check to
> look at file checksums vs installed, and then find /usr/pkg -atime +7 to
> find files not read by pkg_admin check and investigate.

something that did not upgrade during system update? hmm here I don't 
follow you exactly what to find though.

I ill attempt cleaning and reinstalling epoxy and gdk.

Riccardo