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En réponse à: LLVM Debian/Ubuntu nightly packages
Sylvestre [Membre]
Yes: --enable-experimental-targets=R600
Search for ../configure in:
http://anonscm.debian.org/viewvc/pkg-llvm/llvm-toolchain/branches/snapshot/debian/rules?view=markup for the list of argument
Search for ../configure in:
http://anonscm.debian.org/viewvc/pkg-llvm/llvm-toolchain/branches/snapshot/debian/rules?view=markup for the list of argument
En réponse à: LLVM Debian/Ubuntu nightly packages
sobkas [Visiteur]
Does Radeon backend is enabled?
En réponse à: Some more cool stuff with LLVM/Clang
Jake [Visiteur]
"even if the error is obvious", make that plural. You can see it in the error report: "..is located 5 bytes inside of 80-byte region..". Why an 80 byte region for a 10 char array? Because it's allocating 10 char pointers, which, on 64-bit architecture, are 8 byte. The malloc should get (10 * sizeof(char)).
En réponse à: Some more cool stuff with LLVM/Clang
Robert [Visiteur]
Just as long as we don't get loads of half baked patches to "quieten AddressSanitizer" now (a la OpenSSL).
En réponse à: Some more cool stuff with LLVM/Clang
1052 [Visiteur]
It is a Google development, and it will also be available in GCC 4.8
En réponse à: Mini Debconf & merchandising
Elessar [Visiteur]
@MJ Ray: Fairtrade, I do not know, which is not particularly reassuring, but the short-sleeved polos are indicated to respect at least a textile quality standard called ?Eco-Tex?. The long-sleeved ones are not indicated to respect any specific standard though?
En réponse à: Mini Debconf & merchandising
Sylvestre [Membre]
MJ Ray: I don't know, sorry :/
En réponse à: Mini Debconf & merchandising
MJ Ray [Visiteur]
Is the cloth fairtrade? Does it avoid sweatshop cotton?
I wrote about this a while ago in http://www.news.software.coop/are-your-free-software-t-shirts-ethical/112/ and I'd be interested in a bluff if it's ethical and available to ship to England.
Oh and how do I tell this site to email me on new comments?
I wrote about this a while ago in http://www.news.software.coop/are-your-free-software-t-shirts-ethical/112/ and I'd be interested in a bluff if it's ethical and available to ship to England.
Oh and how do I tell this site to email me on new comments?
En réponse à: Mini Debconf & merchandising
Elessar [Visiteur]
For those of you that may notice the very low quantity of rugby shirts we will have for sale, this is by design: as this kind of cloth is not very usual in our kind of community, and quite more expensive than the usual tee-shirts, we chose to get only a few of them to test how they will be appreciated.
Now, if it appears they are appreciated, do not worry, we will have more next time! :-)
Now, if it appears they are appreciated, do not worry, we will have more next time! :-)
En réponse à: libc++: New C++ standard library in Debian
Sylvestre [Membre]
@Julien, it works for me ?! (both reader + planet)
En réponse à: libc++: New C++ standard library in Debian
Julian Andres Klode [Visiteur]
Nice post, but something is wrong with the planet.debian.org integration or with Google reader, as that leads me to
http://sylvestre.ledru.info/blog/xmlsrv/805@http://sylvestre.ledru.info/blog
(your guid) when trying to open the blog, as reader seems to ignore and only respect elements.
http://sylvestre.ledru.info/blog/xmlsrv/805@http://sylvestre.ledru.info/blog
(your guid) when trying to open the blog, as reader seems to ignore and only respect elements.
En réponse à: libc++: New C++ standard library in Debian
Benjamin Kay [Visiteur]
Congratulations! This is very helpful to those of us developing with C++11 and Clang on Debian!
En réponse à: Interview in FLOSS for Science
Valio [Visiteur]
Rss encoding is broken :(
En réponse à: Who is in control of LLVM/Clang ?
Nadav [Visiteur]
I think that the number of commits is multiplied by 3.
Also, "Eli Friedman" is with Apple. "Owen Anderson" is with Apple. "Bruno Cardoso Lopes" is academic, AFAIK. "Reid Spencer" did most of his work before joining AutoESL (which is now Xilinx, I think).
Also, "Eli Friedman" is with Apple. "Owen Anderson" is with Apple. "Bruno Cardoso Lopes" is academic, AFAIK. "Reid Spencer" did most of his work before joining AutoESL (which is now Xilinx, I think).
En réponse à: Who is in control of LLVM/Clang ?
jon [Visiteur]
The desperation in your voice is funny point.
I think you know perfectly well what the point is and your response proves it is valid!
I think you know perfectly well what the point is and your response proves it is valid!
En réponse à: Who is in control of LLVM/Clang ?
point [Visiteur]
What is your point?
LIcense is owned by U of Illinois
Code owners are all employed by Apple.
None of the Google employees have contributed
any significant code aside from Richard Smith.
Apple also owns WebKit tradmark, OpenCL, libdispath,
Objective C.
Once again what is your point?
En réponse à: Who is in control of LLVM/Clang ?
Sylvestre [Membre]
No, I didn't. I am using the email addresses registered in the LLVM VCS.
En réponse à: Who is in control of LLVM/Clang ?
glandium [Visiteur]
Did you also account for change of employment for those @gmail, etc.?
En réponse à: llvm & clang 3.1 in Debian unstable + GSoC
Samuel Orr [Visiteur]
Excellent. I have been trying out clang for a while as a replacement for gcc. It would be great to see better support for it in Debian.
En réponse à: Rebuild of the Debian archive with clang
Witek [Visiteur]
Can you provide search by package name or source package name on clang.debian.net? It will make easier to check if packages I care is affected. Also package size comparission (before and after compressing into .deb, and default ones from Debian) of this packages which successed would be usefull.
Another question: what architecture you was using? amd64? How about i386? It should be equally easy (in terms of access to building virtual machines), and when considering metrics like package (binary) sizes changes beetween clang and gcc, it can give better insight into any changes.
Another question: what architecture you was using? amd64? How about i386? It should be equally easy (in terms of access to building virtual machines), and when considering metrics like package (binary) sizes changes beetween clang and gcc, it can give better insight into any changes.
En réponse à: java-package: Replacement of sun-java6
Manuel [Visiteur]
the sun-java6 package seems also to be updated/available here :
https://github.com/rraptorr/sun-java6
https://github.com/rraptorr/sun-java6
En réponse à: java-package: Replacement of sun-java6
mirabilos [Visiteur]
This is… well, not great, but useful. Not great because, in my heart, I’m fully behind throwing it out. Useful because, to update mksh in Android AOSP, I need to be able to build and test-boot it – and Google is still depending on Sun J2SDK 6 for that.
I tried lenny’s package, but first had to patch it to accept two-digit patchlevels and amd64 packages, and THEN ran into the problem that update-java-alternatives didn’t like the result. At all. If this tool version does it better, I’m bought.
Merci!
I tried lenny’s package, but first had to patch it to accept two-digit patchlevels and amd64 packages, and THEN ran into the problem that update-java-alternatives didn’t like the result. At all. If this tool version does it better, I’m bought.
Merci!
En réponse à: java-package: Replacement of sun-java6
Sylvestre [Membre]
Julian: apt-get install icedtea-web
See:
http://packages.qa.debian.org/i/icedtea-web.html
See:
http://packages.qa.debian.org/i/icedtea-web.html
En réponse à: java-package: Replacement of sun-java6
Julian Andres Klode [Visiteur]
Not only corporations, also everyone wanting to use applets basically needs Oracle's Java build, as the free plugin basically does not work with many sites.
En réponse à: java-package: Replacement of sun-java6
gebi [Visiteur]
Thx for bringing java-package back!
Btw... i update the sun-java6 package regularly to make it work with the newest java 6 version.
https://github.com/gebi/sun-java6
Btw... i update the sun-java6 package regularly to make it work with the newest java 6 version.
https://github.com/gebi/sun-java6
En réponse à: java-package: Replacement of sun-java6
Sylvestre LEDRU [Membre]
Ubuntu is regularly synchronizing against Debian... So, it should come sooner or later.
En réponse à: java-package: Replacement of sun-java6
aim [Visiteur]
any plans to include this into ubuntu?
En réponse à: Rebuild of the Debian archive with clang
Marc Driftmeyer [Visiteur]
All this whining about LLVM/Clang. What a joke. The quality of architecture alone, nevermind the contributions by hundreds of architect level quality developers of compiler expertise is producing a far superior product to GCC.
You get all of this for free.
You get CUPS for free. Nothing is stopping any Distribution of Linux to pair up the quality of CUPS with that of Apple.
You get all of this for free.
You get CUPS for free. Nothing is stopping any Distribution of Linux to pair up the quality of CUPS with that of Apple.
En réponse à: Rebuild of the Debian archive with clang
Kartik [Visiteur]
dd-list will be cool addition :)
En réponse à: Rebuild of the Debian archive with clang
Sylvestre LEDRU [Membre]
@Jonas: Right, I will do it!
En réponse à: Rebuild of the Debian archive with clang
Jonas Smedegaard [Visiteur]
Would be nice with per-package-maintainer web pages.
Also, per-package web pages and (poking Paul Wise to add) links from packages.qa.debian.org summary pages would be awesome.
Also, per-package web pages and (poking Paul Wise to add) links from packages.qa.debian.org summary pages would be awesome.
En réponse à: Rebuild of the Debian archive with clang
Sylvestre LEDRU [Membre]
Sylvain:
http://clang.debian.net/scanlog-3.0-2012-01-12
with clang 2.9
http://clang.debian.net/scanlog-2.9-2011-09-11
http://clang.debian.net/scanlog-3.0-2012-01-12
with clang 2.9
http://clang.debian.net/scanlog-2.9-2011-09-11
En réponse à: Rebuild of the Debian archive with clang
Sylvain Le Gal [Visiteur]
Can you give a list of all packages with their errors.
I am trying to find (OCaml) packages with error and it will be useful to have all the problematic packages on the same pages, whatever their error is.
Thx
I am trying to find (OCaml) packages with error and it will be useful to have all the problematic packages on the same pages, whatever their error is.
Thx
En réponse à: Rebuild of the Debian archive with clang
Ralf [Visiteur]
At least LLVM is developed by people from different companies, while gcc is at least 90%, probably more, developed by a single company: Google.
En réponse à: Rebuild of the Debian archive with clang
Anonym [Visiteur]
Clang is real threat to all free world cause of apple have its hands on it.
I hope clang not become a default compiler in linux distros. Do you know why BSD want to propose clang? They are hate GNU GPL license, thats it. There is no other real reason why do they refused to use gcc in their system. They can't understand, that GPL is good for both developers and users, while BSD good only for companies.
I hope clang not become a default compiler in linux distros. Do you know why BSD want to propose clang? They are hate GNU GPL license, thats it. There is no other real reason why do they refused to use gcc in their system. They can't understand, that GPL is good for both developers and users, while BSD good only for companies.
En réponse à: Rebuild of the Debian archive with clang
Sylvestre LEDRU [Membre]
I have been following the llvm-commits mailing list for a while and Apple people are not doing half of the commits.
There are Google, academic, etc contributing on a daily bases...
For example, I didn't have issues to see my patches applied quickly (even the one for HURD).
There are Google, academic, etc contributing on a daily bases...
For example, I didn't have issues to see my patches applied quickly (even the one for HURD).
En réponse à: Rebuild of the Debian archive with clang
Michael Biebl [Visiteur]
Now that Apple is gaining influence in the development of LLVM, don't you see a risk that it suffers the same fate as cups? See the recent developments of cups 1.6 wrt Linux.
En réponse à: Removal of sun-java6 from Debian
azhag [Visiteur]
1) OK, will do once i get back home.
2) Sure, OpenJDK 7 may be more than credible, but there a still some things that requires (or works better with) Java from Oracle. I'm not forcing anyone to do so, just showing how this issue with retiring DLJ can be possibly solved.
2) Sure, OpenJDK 7 may be more than credible, but there a still some things that requires (or works better with) Java from Oracle. I'm not forcing anyone to do so, just showing how this issue with retiring DLJ can be possibly solved.
En réponse à: Removal of sun-java6 from Debian
Sylvestre [Membre]
1) Yes, please fill a bug
2) Here, the difference with the flash issue is that we have an alternative which is more than credible (openjdk 7)
2) Here, the difference with the flash issue is that we have an alternative which is more than credible (openjdk 7)
En réponse à: Removal of sun-java6 from Debian
azhag [Visiteur]
1. You promote openjdk-7-jre, but it seems that the icedtea-plugin supports only openjdk-6-jre. Can I use openjdk-7 as a plug-in browser (if not with the current version of icedtea-plugin, maybe with icedtea7-plugin)? I can fill a bug if necessary, just wanted to ask if there's a point to do that.
2. Perhaps the issue of non-free Java can be solved like issue of non-free Flash [1] -- package with script that download Java from the upstream's page and installs it (java-package [2] may be recycled).
[1] http://packages.debian.org/sid/flashplugin-nonfree
[2] http://packages.debian.org/lenny/java-package
2. Perhaps the issue of non-free Java can be solved like issue of non-free Flash [1] -- package with script that download Java from the upstream's page and installs it (java-package [2] may be recycled).
[1] http://packages.debian.org/sid/flashplugin-nonfree
[2] http://packages.debian.org/lenny/java-package
En réponse à: Removal of sun-java6 from Debian
Cùran [Visiteur]
Well, I'm a little bit torn about the news, because while I clearly prefer OpenJDK, it can't do everything the proprietary Java version could, most importantly for me: http://icedtea.classpath.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=588 (ok, it might not OpenJDK directly but the browser plugin).
As I've the last Oracle version that was distributed installed and can switch between the two browser plugins with three clicks, I don't care _too_ much, but it'd be nice if you'd cautioned users, that purging might have them going through the snapshots service in case they're forced to use a service like ElsterOnline...
As I've the last Oracle version that was distributed installed and can switch between the two browser plugins with three clicks, I don't care _too_ much, but it'd be nice if you'd cautioned users, that purging might have them going through the snapshots service in case they're forced to use a service like ElsterOnline...
En réponse à: Removal of sun-java6 from Debian
Elessar [Visiteur]
I think
apt-get install --purge openjdk-7-jre would be more appropriate, in order to avoid removing packages that depend on Java. En réponse à: Removal of sun-java6 from Debian
Jonathan Carter [Visiteur]
Good riddance.
En réponse à: sun-java6 packages removed soon from Debian/Ubuntu (and all other linux distros)
mirabilos [Visiteur]
Cool! +1 for OpenJDK being the only one, finally… (besides gcj, of course)
En réponse à: sun-java6 packages removed soon from Debian/Ubuntu (and all other linux distros)
Cae [Visiteur]
Thanks for the heads up.
Like Alexander E. Patrakov above mentioned, I can't get banking done with OpenJDK.
Any chance of a howto to help Debian users to properly install Oracle JDK?
Like Alexander E. Patrakov above mentioned, I can't get banking done with OpenJDK.
Any chance of a howto to help Debian users to properly install Oracle JDK?
En réponse à: sun-java6 packages removed soon from Debian/Ubuntu (and all other linux distros)
Toni Mueller [Visiteur]
Thanks for the heads-up!
It would certainly be good if someone could verify, and maybe ping intel & co, that all those Java-Web-Console applets (Webstart?) that modern hardware comes with, will run flawlessly with OpenJDK.
It would certainly be good if someone could verify, and maybe ping intel & co, that all those Java-Web-Console applets (Webstart?) that modern hardware comes with, will run flawlessly with OpenJDK.
En réponse à: sun-java6 packages removed soon from Debian/Ubuntu (and all other linux distros)
JulienW [Visiteur]
My only concern is about JNLP. Hope the WIP in OpenJDK will be usable soon :-)
En réponse à: sun-java6 packages removed soon from Debian/Ubuntu (and all other linux distros)
eMBee [Visiteur]
i guess one could shed some tears about a non-free package becoming harder to install, but i hope this puts more pressure on fixing bugs in the openjdk.
i find it rather sad that after so many years of java being released under the GPL license that people are still prefering the non-free version.
greetings, eMBee.
i find it rather sad that after so many years of java being released under the GPL license that people are still prefering the non-free version.
greetings, eMBee.
En réponse à: sun-java6 packages removed soon from Debian/Ubuntu (and all other linux distros)
Sylvestre [Membre]
Thanks for your input Tony ;)