Re: [Gnewsense-dev] Iceweasel

[stig atle steffensen]

I did some more compilation the day before Christmas,
It compiled fine and ran without that particular piece of code (just 
return, and skip the check), just tested it to see if there was more 
wrong, it compiled and ran fine. This is not a solution though.

I also see in the make file that the flag is set, so I'm not entirely 
sure where to check next.

I ended up installing this IDE setup for vim in gNewSense:
https://github.com/JBakamovic/yavide

(Screenshots here - https://github.com/JBakamovic/yavide#screenshots ), 
it worked very well with the
source code for the packages, was easy get up and run, and easy to use, 
just a tip for others who might
look into IDE's to use for this kind of thing.

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On 2015-12-22 22:13, Sam Geeraerts wrote:
> Op Tue, 22 Dec 2015 22:01:49 +0100
> schreef Stig Atle Steffensen <address@hidden>:
>
> > I'm compiling now, and I'm at the exact same error as you.
>
> Interesting. Thanks for testing.
>
> > By the way - it seems like that error is common, and most replies
> > tells you to set the linker flag -
> >
> > http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2418157/ubuntu-linux-c-error-undefined-reference-to-clock-gettime-and-clock-settim
>
> I also found that. But the thing with packages is that they should just
> build on the distro they're made for. Normally you just send the source
> package off to a build environment and out come your binaries some time
> later. Since Debian has binaries for this source package they were able
> to build it as it is.
>
> My first guess was that my build environment wasn't properly up to
> date, but I got the same result after explicitly updating. Seeing as
> you have the same error, the cause is probably in one of the other
> packages we modify for gNewSense and that may be a bug. I haven't yet
> figured out which package that would be.
>
> > I wanted to dig around and find where we need to add this to what
> > we're trying to compile first and start at that end.
>
> If this is caused by a bug in another package, then we should fix that.
> If there's no bug, then we should add the linker flag (and still try to
> find out why that is needed).
>
> > Currently I use http://anjuta.org/ as IDE, since you can easily
> > import \ build in it.
> >
> > What do you use for this?
>
> I use Vim for editing and the various packaging tools for building.
>
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