FTBFS of 20150525 version on s390

[mcepl]

I understand that this is probably not the highest priority bug, but just to let you know that the build crashes on s390 https://gist.github.com/mcepl/5dc42e3d7d8ac9cb420e

[BenWiederhake]

Are you still experiencing this bug? Could you please try this for me? (This adds some debug info and uses the newest version.)

git clone --recursive --branch tmp/debug-tgp-98 git@github.com:BenWiederhake/tgl.git
./configure
make

Or whatever is needed to build/crosscompile. In case you prefer chat, see README.md for the chat room invite link.

[mcepl]

Still not good https://gist.github.com/mcepl/bd8585ca30cbfda6adff

[BenWiederhake]

I removed the "verbose" requirement, so now it always generates the debug output I desired.

Please note that I don't have a s390 environment at hand, and I gave up cross compilation after trying for an hour. So sorry that I have to ask you to run it, just in order to get some debug info.

[BenWiederhake]

I forgot to push. Sorry. The last comment was about tgl/c1c80a1e13e2aaa362ebff90c8949a84f590d1e2 , which I only just now published.

[mcepl]

That's perfectly OK. Nobody sane has s390 environment (hint: I work for Red Hat ;)).

[BenWiederhake]

I noticed, and already wondered why you're not using the rpm/* files in telegram-purple :P

And just to repeat myself: Running git clone --recursive --branch tmp/debug-tgp-98 git@github.com:BenWiederhake/tgl.git && cd tgl && ./configure && make is probably a lot faster than trying to get it to work with buildd.

[mcepl]

https://gist.github.com/mcepl/7ae076880355a83bd7dc
first I don't have SSH access to your github account (perhaps, you prefer it that way), second ... well, see for yourself.

[BenWiederhake]

Strange, I firmly believed that it allows to pull through a git:// URL.

Since this is a bug in tgl, I'd like to keep it at the upstream tgl bugtracker.

But don't worry, I'm still very interested in getting this fixed: s390{,x} are architectures with experimental support on Debian, and I'm interested in getting telegram-purple with support for all architectures into Debian. All hail transitivity.