Aha, murasaki's sources were pulling globaltypes.h in before any system
headers that would define __WORDSIZE. Adding #include at
the top remedies that, per the revised patch I've attached.
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Aaron M. Ucko, KB1CJC (amu at alum.mit.edu, ucko at debian.org)
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Andreas Tille writes:
> I turned you hint into the attached patch but this leads to build
> failures (which I actually do not understand since your advise sounds
> quite logical). Any hint?
I'm sorry to hear that, and not sure why that would be, but will try to
find time to take a look later th
Hi Aaron,
I turned you hint into the attached patch but this leads to build
failures (which I actually do not understand since your advise sounds
quite logical). Any hint?
Kind regards
Andreas.
On Thu, Jun 25, 2015 at 03:23:56PM -0400, Aaron M. Ucko wrote:
> Source: murasaki
> Version: 1
Source: murasaki
Version: 1.68.6-2
Severity: important
Thanks for promptly fixing binary-only builds of murasaki in general.
However, I see that the kFreeBSD builds are still failing. The
problem appears to be that globaltypes.h defines WORDSIZE only for
Linux, Mac OS X, and "normal" FreeBSD (i.e
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