- add pthread to WANTLIB
- backport fix for datetime64 on macppc allowing all tests to pass there
- remove use of -funroll-loops with fortran (it causes scipy to segfault
on macppc and it can make code bigger and slower in some cases)
- "optimize function attributes" were added in gcc 4.4. silence those
build-time warnings when building with earlier gcc versions.
Changes by this update:
- major libarary bump
- added doxygen documentation
- perl scripts switched to python
- ditched the PFRAG.shared file
Okay sthen@
the past 3 bulks, or forever.
Various reasons: no d^Hrecent compiler available, base gcc generating
nice internal compiler errors, no atomic ops, etc, etc.
While here, mark all webkits as BROKEN-hppa, since this also requires
clang or g++ 4.7. Our g++ 4.8 port only builds on
i386|amd64|powerpc|sparc64 anyway...
if you're interested^Wbored to death, full past logs at
http://build-failures.rhaalovely.net/alpha/...
Stop using AMD and hacking the UFConfig dependency (which caused all the
freemat mess).
There is no way to ditch the AMD alloctaion symbols in the last
umfpack stand-alone release so I patched them.
This is fixed in SuiteSparse which is supposed to put all the sparse
matrix libraries in one spot, but this is a large project left
for better times.
This is part 3/3 that allows freemat to build and package.
Regression tests seem to be fine on both octave and py-scipy.
First found by and discussed with sthen@
AMD starts using the new suitesparse_config library so that it stops
exporting bogus symbols for it's allocators.
This is part 2/3 for fixing the freemat regression.
First found by and discussed with sthen@
SuiteSparse_config turns into a library that defines allocation routines
for AMD, CAMD, COLAMD, CCOLAMD and so on.
This is part 1/3 of the changes needed to fix the freemat regression.
First found by and discussed with sthen@
using dpb, sthen@ discovered that having latex around at config time
but not at build time will cause the coq build to fail because
latex is not listed as a BDEP. Fix this as well.
