Hi Manuel, > Hello Ondrej, > > attached you'll find a patch that solved the FTBFS of your package for > me. It patches the source directly, so you have to convert it so it can > be used with your favorite patch system. > > The problem is that you can't find the MPI includes, as you already > stated in #457088. This is an issue because you do not use the mpicc > compiler wrapper to compile. The best solution would be to add > > DEB_PYTHON_BUILD_ARGS += --compiler=/usr/bin/mpicc > > to debian/rules but distutils do not seem to handle that. (Which I think > is a bug in distutils, mpicc is just a gcc wrapper.) So the patch adds > the directory where the header files are located to the include search > path. > > I'm not familiar with your package at all, so I'm not quite sure if it > even uses MPI. But if it does, it would be a good idea to Build-Depend > on at least one MPI package. Currently, you're not doing this, and > relying on packages not in Build-Depends is an RC bug. If your package > does not make use of MPI at all, I'm not sure why had problems in the > first place. You shouldn't need the patch then.
Thanks very much for it! Yes, this is the patch I did to fix the package, except that originally I was using /usr/lib/openmpi/inlude/ and that's why I filled that bug. I patched the package and now I am waiting to find a sponsor to upload it. Thanks again for the work you and Dirk are doing on the openmpi package and especially the quick responses. And sorry if I made some confusion. Ondrej -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
