Re: How to get pkgsrc to use builtin/native libraries?
Greg Troxel <[email protected]>
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RVP <[email protected]> writes: > Eh, I've seen this troublesome behaviour with x11-links too. What I do is > `cd' into the `x11-links' pkgsrc dir., run a `make distclean', then come back > to whatever I was trying to build. > > The pkgsrc people might have a better solution. IMHO it is an error to build a package with any stale working directories. Don't do that. In all seriousness, do something like "rm -rf */*/work". > I don't think the VAX has NAN (nor even IEEE-754 floating point capability). VAX floating point does not follow IEEE-754 (and I think it, or the PDP-11 fp that it is surely extended from, predates 754). Agreed that port-vax should be helpful. I remember the days when having your own uVAX-II was super cool! I am curious if Monica is using real hardware or simh.