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workaround to allow compilation under ubuntu wily #2679

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@luipir luipir commented Jan 15, 2016

continuing having strange errors compiling tests under Ubuntu 15.10 (wily)

just renaming some tests (as done my Nyall in 57c22e5) solve the problem

clean rebase of the old PR (closed): #2587

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m-kuhn commented Jan 15, 2016

So... should this be merged?

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Note that I also get these errors under osx. So there's not something Ubuntu specific about it.

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luipir commented Jan 15, 2016

I'm really not sure... but every some time it's necessary to add a new patch to the same file.
I really don't understand if the patch is a general patch or fix some mine local problems.

I'm confused

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jef-n commented Jan 15, 2016

really? quite odd that it only appears on wily/amd64 and now on osx

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m-kuhn commented Jan 15, 2016

... precise with cmake 3.1.2 (maybe cmake version is the culprit?) is also affected

Working properly with 3.4.1 here (Fedora)

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jef-n commented Jan 15, 2016

that would also be my first suspect. wily has 3.2.2 - but that also works on i386 but doesn't on amd64

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m-kuhn commented Jan 15, 2016

is there nothing newer from testing or another repo to test against?

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jef-n commented Feb 5, 2016

Downgrading to vivid's cmake also helps - did that for our wily cowbuilders.

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m-kuhn commented Mar 10, 2016

Seems to really mostly affect CMake 3.2. At least with 3.5 I can no longer reproduce this issue.

Since this fix is here is not really a fix (even with it applied it suddenly affects randomly other targets) I'll close this as "fixed upstream".

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luipir commented Mar 11, 2016

ok

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Hi, I just uploaded cmake 3.5.1 in Ubuntu Xenial, can you please give it a try? thanks

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