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I'm getting a *different* FTBFS, somewhere in the bowels of waf. Worse, it
only occurs with gcc 4.3 (I can reproduce it or not by twiddling the symlinks
in /usr/bin).
Does anyone know how waf works?
Regards,
Simon
env HOME=/home/smcv/tmp/kdissert-1.0.7/debian/waftmp ./waf -pp -v configure
--prefix=/usr --qtdir=/usr/share/qt3 --want-rpath=0
Checking for program cpp : not found
Checking for kde-config : kde-config was found as
/usr/bin/kde-config
Checking for kde version : 3.5.9
Checking for the Qt library : Qt is in /usr/share/qt3
Checking for uic : uic was found as
/usr/share/qt3/bin/uic
Checking for moc : moc was found as
/usr/share/qt3/bin/moc
Checking for the Qt includes : ok /usr/share/qt3/include/
Checking for the kde includes : the kde headers were found in
/usr/include/kde/
env HOME=/home/smcv/tmp/kdissert-1.0.7/debian/waftmp ./waf -pp -v
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/smcv/tmp/kdissert-1.0.7/waf", line 329, in ?
Main()
File
"/home/smcv/tmp/kdissert-1.0.7/debian/waftmp/.waf-1.0.1/wafadmin/Scripting.py",
line 210, in Main
ret = bld.compile()
File
"/home/smcv/tmp/kdissert-1.0.7/debian/waftmp/.waf-1.0.1/wafadmin/Build.py",
line 182, in compile
Object.flush()
File
"/home/smcv/tmp/kdissert-1.0.7/debian/waftmp/.waf-1.0.1/wafadmin/Object.py",
line 78, in flush
obj.post()
File
"/home/smcv/tmp/kdissert-1.0.7/debian/waftmp/.waf-1.0.1/wafadmin/Object.py",
line 150, in post
self.apply()
File
"/home/smcv/tmp/kdissert-1.0.7/debian/waftmp/.waf-1.0.1/wafadmin/Tools/ccroot.py",
line 413, in apply
self.apply_core()
File
"/home/smcv/tmp/kdissert-1.0.7/debian/waftmp/.waf-1.0.1/wafadmin/Tools/KDE3.py",
line 239, in apply_core
obj_ext = self.env[self.m_type+'_obj_ext'][0]
IndexError: list index out of range
make: *** [build-stamp] Error 1
debuild: fatal error at line 1264:
debian/rules build failed
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