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author | asau <asau@pkgsrc.org> | 2012-07-06 23:18:25 +0000 |
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committer | asau <asau@pkgsrc.org> | 2012-07-06 23:18:25 +0000 |
commit | e51a9cd58f950ef7f0d1f965547309ea5572ba63 (patch) | |
tree | 76173a26b74d9aa7ff998ff305a6f66d2c2404d4 /doc | |
parent | a8a591fbfd44d0e86e5693a23c5b5eb36c37e4d5 (diff) | |
download | pkgsrc-e51a9cd58f950ef7f0d1f965547309ea5572ba63.tar.gz |
Remove long unmaintained hacks. No objections on tech-pkg.
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diff --git a/doc/HACKS b/doc/HACKS deleted file mode 100644 index 72bb2d8a508..00000000000 --- a/doc/HACKS +++ /dev/null @@ -1,418 +0,0 @@ -# $NetBSD: HACKS,v 1.33 2011/08/01 11:59:47 asau Exp $ -# -# This file is intended to document workarounds for currently unsolved -# (mostly) compiler bugs. -# -# Format: -# hack title -# cdate creation date -# mdate mod date -# who responsible developer -# port ... -# affected ports, space separated, if not "all" -# file affected file : revision : line from : line to -# affected files and revision and line numbers describing hack -# multiple lines if necessary. -# pr NNNN ... -# problem reports this hack works around, if known. Space -# separated. -# regress src/regress/directory/where/test/found -# regression test directories, if available. -# descr -# insert short informal description (multi-line). (Longer ones -# should be in the PR database. More formal descriptions might -# be in the regress tree. See above). -# kcah -# closing bracket. -# -# this is a comment. - - -hack gcc 2.95.3/alpha -O2 bug -cdate Wed Feb 5 16:36:58 EST 2003 -who dmcmahill -port alpha -file audio/xsidplay/patches/patch-aa : 1.8 - cad/qcad/patches/patch-aa : 1.4 - devel/guile-gtk//Makefile : 1.10 - devel/guile-gtk/patches/patch-aa : 1.6 - x11/qt2-libs/patches/patch-ae : 1.8 - x11/qt2-libs/patches/patch-ae : 1.18 - x11/kdelibs3/patches/patch-cd : 1.1 - x11/kdelibs3/patches/patch-ce : 1.1 - lang/gcc3/Makefile : 1.5 - net/bing/Makefile : 1.12 - net/isic/Makefile : 1.5 - net/ettercap/patches/patch-aa : 1.4 - net/ettercap/Makefile : 1.11 -descr - Compiler crashes -kcah - -hack gcc 2.95.3/alpha -O2 bug -cdate Thu Jan 23 15:42:57 UTC 2003 -who dmcmahill -port alpha -file mail/imap-uwwm/Makefile : 1.52 -descr - Compiler crashes -kcah - -hack gcc 2.95.3/alpha c++ -O2 bug -cdate Fri Aug 16 06:38:16 EDT 2002 -who dmcmahill -port alpha -file print/cjk-lyx/patches/patch-ab : 1.2 -file print/cjk-lyx/patches/patch-ad : 1.1 -file print/cjk-lyx/patches/patch-ae : 1.1 -file print/cjk-lyx/patches/patch-af : 1.1 -descr - Assembler runs forever and never returns with -O2 on some files. -kcah - -hack gcc 2.95.3/alpha -O2 bug -cdate Sun Aug 11 12:39:46 EDT 2002 -who dmcmahill -port alpha -file wm/flubox/patches/patch-ab : 1.3 -descr - Assembler runs forever and never returns with -O2 on some files. -kcah - -hack gcc 2.95.3/m68k -O2 bug -cdate Fri Jul 19 04:33:29 UTC 2002 -who fredb -port mac68k, amiga -file graphics/gdk-pixbuf/patches/patch-aa : 1.3 -descr - pixops.c gives 'Internal compiler error' with -O2 (but not -O), - on m68k only. The exact error message is reproduced in the patch. -kcah - -hack gas 2.11.2 commutative constraint bug -cdate Fri May 10 04:51:29 UTC 2002 -who fredb -port mac68k -file devel/gmp/patches/patch-aa : 1.7 -descr - The __asm__() in longlong.h fails to assemble on m68k with an - "unrecognized instruction" error, unless the commutative - constraint ('%') is removed (which makes it *more* constrained). -kcah - -hack gcc 2.95.3 -O2 bug -cdate Thu Apr 18 15:42:57 UTC 2002 -who fredb, dmcmahill -port alpha, mac68k -file print/lyx/patches/patch-ab : 1.2 -file print/lyx/patches/patch-ac : 1.1 -file print/lyx/patches/patch-ae : 1.1 -descr - lyxfunc.C causes 'Internal compiler error' with -O2 (but not -O). - The exact error message is reproduced in the patch. - Various other files cause the assembler to run forever (well, - I gave up after several hours) on netbsd-1.5.3/alpha using - gcc-2.95.3 and -O2. -kcah - -hack cc -O* bug -mdate 23 Aug 2001 -who abs -port sparc64 -file graphics/tiff/patches/patch-aa : 1.3 : 52 : 58 -descr - on tif_dirread.c -O[12] causes the compiler to abort -kcah - -hack cc -O* bug -cdate 08 Nov 2000 -mdate 10 Jan 2002 -who abs -port arm32 arm -file benchmarks/lmbench/patches/patch-aa : 1.2 : -file benchmarks/lmbench/Makefile : 1.9 : -descr - on certain c files, using -O[1-3] will cause the arm32 cc1 to run - forever. - reported to GCC people as PR optimization/2391. -kcah - -hack cc -O* bug -mdate 18 May 2001 -who abs -file x11/xscreensaver/distinfo : 1.2 : -file x11/xscreensaver/patches/patch-ab : 1.7 : -descr - on distort.c -O[12] causes the compiler to abort -kcah - -hack mac68k-jade -mdate 29 Mar 2001 -who hubertf -port mac68k -file textproc/jade/patches/patch-aa: 1.1 : 1 : 999 -descr - jade on mac68k seems to dump core under certain conditions, the - patch was sent in by "Kogule, Ryo" <kogule@mars.dti.ne.jp> via - tech-pkg. The subject of the thread is "Jade doesn't work" - It is suspected that the patch really works around a bug in the - toolchain. -kcah - -hack gcc-2.95.3 -O* bug -mdate 12 Feb 2002 -who mrauch -port i386 -file devel/pth/Makefile : 1.37 : 20 : 22 -descr - OpenOffice segfaults after some time in the pthread library with a - completely thrashed stack. Removing optimization when building - pth (-O0) avoids this problem. -kcah - -hack binutils-2.11.2 ld versioned symbols bug -cdate 26 Feb 2002 -who mrauch -file misc/openoffice/patches/patch-dj -file misc/openoffice/patches/patch-dk -descr Using versioned symbols the special symbol _etext can end up - in the shared library with a junk value for the version string - instead of "0" for no version. Sometimes it is sufficient to - reorder the -l flags on the link line but the general hack is to - disable versioned symbols. -kcah - -hack sparc64-kth-krb -cdate 29 Mar 2002 -who hubertf -file security/kth-krb4/Makefile -descr This package hangs when compiling one of the files with the - compiler that comes with 1.5ZC. The compiler needs to be killed - manually - the package is marked as interactive on sparc64 for - that reason. -kcah - -hack cc -O* bug -mdate 04 Jun 2002 -who cjep -port arm -file net/ucspi-tcp/Makefile : 1.11 : -descr - some compilations go into infinite loop if optimisation enabled in - gcc-2.95.3 20010315 (release) (NetBSD nb2) as shipped with - a releng snapshot (May 31st) of NetBSD-1.6_BETA1. See also abs's - entry above. First hang at: - ( ( ./compile tryulong32.c && ./load tryulong32 && ./tryulong32 ) \ - >/dev/null 2>&1 && cat uint32.h2 || cat uint32.h1 ) > uint32.h -kcah - -hack cc -O* bug -mdate 04 Jun 2002 -who cjep -port arm -file net/djbdns/Makefile : 1.19 : -descr - various files go into infinite loop if optimisation enabled in - gcc-2.95.3 20010315 (release) (NetBSD nb2) as shipped with - a releng snapshot (May 31st) of NetBSD-1.6_BETA1. See also abs's - entry above. First hang as ucspi-tcp. -kcah - -hack cc -O* bug -mdate 06 Jun 2002 -who cjep -port arm -file emulators/stella/Makefile : 1.5 : -descr - Usual arm optimisation problem. The first problem is at: - c++ -c -O2 -fno-rtti -I. -I../emucore -I../emucore/m6502/src \ - -I../emucore/m6502/src/bspf/src -I../ui/x11 -I../ui/sound \ - -I/usr/X11R6/include -DBSPF_UNIX ../emucore/m6502/src/M6502.cxx -kcah - -hack cc -O* bug -mdate 07 Jun 2002 -who cjep -port arm -file databases/cdb/Makefile : 1.3 : -descr - Usual arm optimisation problem. The first problem occurs around - ( cat warn-auto.sh; echo exec "`head -1 conf-cc`" '-c ${1+"$@"}' \ - ) > compile - chmod 755 compile -kcah - -hack gcc 2.95.3 -O2 bug -mdate 22 Jun 2002 -who jlam -port sparc64 -file x11/openmotif/patches/patch-ap : 1.2 : 209 -pr 15477 -descr - With -O2 optimization, a "if {} else if {} else {}" C statement - isn't converted into the correct code. -kcah - -hack cc -O* bug -mdate 28 Nov 2002 -who agc -port arm -file emulators/simh/Makefile : 1.3 : -descr - Usual arm optimisation problem. The first problem occurs around - compilation of altairz80 -kcah - -hack gcc-sparc64-memorysize -mdate 8 Jan 2003 -who salo -port sparc64 -file security/skey/patch-aa : 1.2 -file security/skey/patch-ab : 1.1 -descr - The SHA1Transform() function causes the sparc64 compiler to use - excessive amounts of memory attempting to optimise this function. - Using no optimisation allows the function to build. -kcah - -hack ImageMagick arm32+mipsel -O2 bug -mdate 25 Jan 2003 -who hubertf (the mipsel one, dunno who did the arm32 one) -port cobald (probably other mipsel's), arm32 -file graphics/ImageMagick/Makefile : 1.90 -descr - When compiling with -O2, gcc spins at one file. Going back to - -O fixes this. (The usual story...) -kcah - -hack zip -O bug -mdate 1 Jun 2003 -who grant -port powerpc -file archivers/zip/Makefile : 1.33 -descr - When compiling with -O or -O2, gcc dies with an internal - compiler error on crypt.c. Turning off optimization fixes this. -kcah - -hack gcc 2.95.3/arm -O2 bug -cdate 2 Aug 2003 -who kristerw -port arm -file devel/ftnchek/Makefile : 1.13 -descr Internal compiler error for fortran.c when -O2. Use -O1 instead. -kcah - -hack gcc 2.95.3/arm -O* bug -cdate 19 Oct 2003 -who kristerw -port arm -file mail/safecat/patches/patch-aa : 1.1 -descr Compilation of the tryulong32.c configuration test takes ~forever. -kcah - -hack gcc 2.95.3/arm internal error -cdate 31 Jan 2004 -who kristerw -port arm -file games/sjeng/Makefile : 1.7 -descr Internal compiler error when compiling search.c. -kcah - -hack gcc 2.95.3/arm -O* bug -cdate 31 Jan 2003 -who kristerw -port arm -file databases/cdb/patches/patch-aa : 1.1 -descr Compilation of the tryulong32.c configuration test takes ~forever. -kcah - -hack perl 5.8/openssl/sparc64 bug -cdate Wed Feb 16 13:24:06 2000 -who seb -port sparc64 -file security/openssl/patches/patch-ak -descr - Perl's int() function gives bad result on sparc64. - Hence openssl's bn_prime.pl perl script fails. - Use POSIX::floor() as a workaround. - See perl ticket #25249. -kcah - -hack alpha c++ -O2 bug -cdate Wed Feb 16 13:24:06 2000 -who recht -port alpha -file graphics/freetype2/Makefile -pr 25742 -descr - The default compiler flags on the alpha port "-O2 -mieee" - cause the c++ compiler to generate buggy code. -kcah - -hack sparc64 gcc 3.3.x -O2 bug -cdate 29 Apr 2004 -who adam -port sparc64 -file graphics/netpbm/patches/patch-ab -descr - sparc64 gcc 3.3.x toolchain bug means we must compile exif.o - without optimisation -kcah - -hack i386 g++ 3.3.x -O2 bug -cdate Tue Aug 17 00:59:31 NZST 2004 -who dsainty -port i386 -file emulators/palmosemulator/patches/patch-an -descr - EmPoint.cpp malfunctions with optimisation on, trashing point - coordinates. Apparently an aliasing issue with automatic variables on - the stack and some fairly dodgy type casting. The patch file contains - more details. -kcah - -hack libtool nawk line length problem -cdate Tue Sep 7 01:23:10 UTC 2004 -who jschauma -port mipseb (IRIX) -file x11/gtk2/Makefile -descr - If we're on IRIX and we're using gcc, then, apparently, we need gawk, - as otherwise the awk invocation in libtool breaks complaining about - the ``Input record [...] too long'' near the end of the build process. - Oddly this does not occur using the mipspro compiler. Possible - reason: using gcc we have longer CFLAGS. Fix: add USE_GNU_TOOLS+=awk - iff IRIX and gcc. Problem: this might affect other packages as well. - One might consider depending libtool on gawk for IRIX. -kcah - -hack devel/bison -O* bug with sunpro -cdate Tue Nov 2 17:30:48 GMT 2004 -who sketch -port sparc (Solaris) -file devel/bison/Makefile : 1.49 -descr - bison's quotearg_buffer_restyled() has issues with certain compilers - using optimisation flags. The resulting bison with optimsation - breaks on at least net/libIDL. BUILDLINK_TRANSFORM -O* away until - the root cause can be fixed. -kcah - -hack security/libgpg-error awk on IRIX -cdate Sun May 15 18:08:48 EDT 2005 -who jschauma -port mipseb (IRIX) -file security/libgpg-error/Makefile -descr - Apparently, for as of yet undetermined reasons, gawk as built on IRIX - under pkgsrc croaks on regular expressions including a combination of - alpha- and numerical matches, such as the rather trivial - /^[ \t]*[0-9]+/ - Let's use the system's AWK (ie nawk) for this package to avoid - breaking hundreds of dependents. - Speculation: somehow the regular expression library used to build gawk - conflicts with the systems regular expression library or some such. - Note: gawk from SGIs freeware collection depends on expat -- why is - that? Does that have anything to do with anything? -kcah |