bug report for x86_64 for latest batch of updates.
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bug report for x86_64 for latest batch of updates.
I had to add --disable-gstreamer into the slackbuild for pidgin to get it to build on -current. libgstreamer updated to libgstreamer-1.0.so.0, but pidgin was looking for libgstreamer-0.10.so.0.
I was compiling gcc-4.9.2 on Slack64-14.1 and I noticed that libiberty.a does not get installed unless "--enable-install-libiberty" is added to the configure invocation in the SlackBuild. I assume this applies to -current as well. Adding this option means the libiberty header files also get installed in the resulting package which stops oprofile from warning that although libiberty is present it cannot be compiled when oprofile is updated (which is required after upgrading binutils).
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