Catching up

2025-01-31 Thread Hal Murray via devel
There are a lot of merge requests in the queue. I approved a few without as much checking as I would like to do. I expect to do more of the same, so git master may be unstable for a while. We will have to do a lot of testing before the actual release. For now, I've gotten side tracked on fi

waf cross build

2025-01-31 Thread Hal Murray via devel
Is there a way to catch configure time test code snippets that don't compile? An example within our code would be great. If so, I'm pretty sure I can move the test I need from run time to compile time. Has anybody actually tested our cross build mode? That is run on X86, cross build for ar

Re: Anybody still using Python2?

2025-01-31 Thread Richard Laager via devel
Python 2 has been upstream EOL for 5 years. The burden here should be on people who want to keep supporting it, not on people who want to drop support for it. On 2025-01-30 18:19, Fred Wright via devel wrote: On Wed, 29 Jan 2025, Hal Murray wrote: That makes sense.  But I'm missing the next s

Re: Fixing cross compile armhf tangle

2025-01-31 Thread James Browning via devel
> On 01/31/2025 12:59 AM PST Hal Murray via devel wrote: > > > Currently, our CI cross compile armhf case is failing. We discussed this > back in Sept and I fixed things by handling each of 5 cases individually. > It turns out there are more than 5 cases. I missed the others so that's > why cros

Fixing cross compile armhf tangle

2025-01-31 Thread Hal Murray via devel
Currently, our CI cross compile armhf case is failing. We discussed this back in Sept and I fixed things by handling each of 5 cases individually. It turns out there are more than 5 cases. I missed the others so that's why cross armhf is currently failing. I can add another handful of spec