On 02.02.19 02:52, Ryan Schmidt wrote:
> You'd think I'd understand tcl's lists and strings by now. But no. A list is
> a string and a string is a list. Or maybe it isn't.
>
> I'm having trouble with livecheck.regex. Since it's a regular expression,
> it's pretty common for it to contain backsla
Thank you very much for brining this up. The major point is in a github
comment of the corresponding PR - these ports have most likely been broken
since Apple removed OpenSSL headers in 2015, and there is not even a
request on Trac for fixing or upgrading it, which IMO is a good sign that
nobody re
Dear Zero,
Last time you asked for feature requests for our bot :)
Here are some from me:
- I would like to see the same kind of user-friendly report from Azure
as we get from Travis.
- I sometimes add additional commits, usually revbumping some
dependent ports. I would like to know how to @menti
On 2019-2-4 02:31 , Chih-Hsuan Yen wrote:
> Thank you very much for brining this up. The major point is in a github
> comment of the corresponding PR - these ports have most likely been
> broken since Apple removed OpenSSL headers in 2015, and there is not
> even a request on Trac for fixing or upg
On Sun, Feb 03, 2019 at 04:59:57PM +0100, Mojca Miklavec wrote:
Dear Zero,
Last time you asked for feature requests for our bot :)
Here are some from me:
- I would like to see the same kind of user-friendly report from Azure
as we get from Travis.
I'll try. Azure Pipelines doesn't provide an
Joshua Root 於 2019年2月4日 週一 04:59寫道：
> On 2019-2-4 02:31 , Chih-Hsuan Yen wrote:
> > Thank you very much for brining this up. The major point is in a github
> > comment of the corresponding PR - these ports have most likely been
> > broken since Apple removed OpenSSL headers in 2015, and there is
I'm trying to update NumPy to 1.61.1, with some success ... but have come up
with something odd with respect to the distutils/fcompiler/gnu.py provided
within NumPy: the "rpath" setting that I fixed a little over 2 years ago has
reared its ugly head!
The original code at the time was (NumPy 1.1
My understanding is that this should not work:
-Wl,-rpath=“DIR”
But these two are functionally the same, assuming they are not reordered.
-Wl,-rpath -Wl,”DIR”
or
-Wl,-rpath,”DIR”
Both are sent to the linker as two options sequentially:
-rpath “DIR”
Ken
