Hello
I was not able to recompile libreoffice and webkitgtk
with installed icu-65.
Problem is related to U16_NEXT macro.
about webkitgtk, I "sed" few sources
;----------------------------------------------------------
#To fix a Bug within URLHelpers.cpp
sed -i \
-e "/16_NEXT(buffer, i, length, c)/s/$/;/" \
Source/WTF/wtf/URLHelpers.cpp
#To fix a Bug within Document.cpp
sed -i \
-e "/U16_NEXT(characters, i, length, c)/s/$/;/" \
-e "/U16_NEXT(qualifiedName, i, length, c)/s/$/;/" \
Source/WebCore/dom/Document.cpp
;----------------------------------------------------------
About libreoffice, the problem stand within
package libfreehand.
It is a little bit tricky to apply (at script level) as
libfreehand is a tar file within libreoffice.
Here is the (still to be release) patch from github
;---------------------------------------------------------------------
> diff -ur libfreehand.org/src/lib/libfreehand_utils.cpp
> libfreehand/src/lib/libfreehand_utils.cpp
> --- libfreehand.org/src/lib/libfreehand_utils.cpp 2017-09-16
> 12:28:50.000000000 +0200
> +++ libfreehand/src/lib/libfreehand_utils.cpp 2019-10-28
> 23:02:38.581354923 +0100
> @@ -162,7 +162,7 @@
> while (j < length)
> {
> UChar32 c;
> - U16_NEXT(s, j, length, c)
> + U16_NEXT(s, j, length, c);
> unsigned char outbuf[U8_MAX_LENGTH+1];
> int i = 0;
> U8_APPEND_UNSAFE(&outbuf[0], i, c);
>
;---------------------------------------------------------------------
alsa-tools
(with kernel 5.4.6 header)
I found a problem compiling alsa-tools while alsa-lib-1.2.1.2 is
installed.
Problem is related to "__user" definition, there is commit (ae56466)
witch SEEMS to address the problem but not yet released.
On my side I applied brute force.
;---------------------------------------------------------------------
#to fix problem with __user definition within cxx files
sed -i \
-e "/#include/i #define __user" \
hdspconf/src/*.cxx \
hdspmixer/src/*.cxx \
hdsploader/hdsploader.c
;---------------------------------------------------------------------
Hopefully, list can provide a smarter solution and confirm
my findings.
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