Hi Eugeniy,
On 08/14/2015 10:15 AM, Eugeniy Meshcheryakov wrote:
Hi Jan,
The test suite was disabled in ppl so swi-prolog did migrate to testing.
I see Ubuntu also got this version. So it is not so bad anymore.
Great!
It would be good to fix this some time anyway. I may look at it this
week
Hi Jan,
The test suite was disabled in ppl so swi-prolog did migrate to testing. I
see Ubuntu also got this version. So it is not so bad anymore.
It would be good to fix this some time anyway. I may look at it this
weekend.
Regards,
Eugeniy
14 серп. 2015 09:55 "Jan Wielemaker" пише:
> Dear all
Dear all,
I've returned from holidays. This issue seems a show stopper getting
SWI-Prolog 7.2 into Debian and its offspring. What is the status?
Can I help? Concerning the build fails on amd64, I guess I
can reproduce this.
Cheers -- Jan
On 07/23/2015 09:18 PM, Eugeniy Meshcheryakov
Hi Eugeniy,
No real clue. The stacktrace is definitely completely broken, I guess
because too much symbol data is missing. I guess the simplest step is
to make sure the compile flags include -g and possibly drop -O2 and
symbols are not stripped. Then we might get a stacktrace that indicates
the
Hello Jan,
I've got the following bug report from a Debian developer. Do you have
any idea how to fix it? This issue prevents swi-prolog from migrating to
Debian testing.
The original bug report for PPL is available here:
https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=787486
This bug repo
Package: src:swi-prolog
Version: 7.2.0-2
Severity: important
swi-prolog 7.2 breaks the ppl prolog bindings, such that ppl has to be built
with -fpermissive. However running the tests reveals that these are then
broken. swi-prolog 6 works fine.
See #787486 for the ppl issue.
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