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<sewn> hi riteo
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<oceanicc77> i was trying to udpate gcc to 15.1.0 (cuz im using gkiss), and i kepe getting this error which i dont know how to fix
<oceanicc77>   257 |     __gthread_cond_t _M_cond = __GTHREAD_COND_INIT;
<oceanicc77>       |                                ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
<oceanicc77> make[2]: *** [Makefile:58: buffer.o] Error 1
<oceanicc77> make[2]: Leaving directory '/root/.cache/kiss/proc/18996/build/gcc/gcc-build/libcody'
<oceanicc77> make[1]: *** [Makefile:7540: all-libcody] Error 2
<oceanicc77> make[1]: Leaving directory '/root/.cache/kiss/proc/18996/build/gcc/gcc-build'
<oceanicc77> make: *** [Makefile:1063: all] Error 2
<oceanicc77> heres my build file -
<oceanicc77> ```#!/bin/sh -e
<oceanicc77> # Use lib not lib64 by default.
<oceanicc77> sed '/m64=/s/lib64/lib/' gcc/config/i386/t-linux64 > _
<oceanicc77> mv -f _ gcc/config/i386/t-linux64
<oceanicc77> sed 's/lib64/lib/' gcc/config/i386/linux64.h > _
<oceanicc77> mv -f _ gcc/config/i386/linux64.h
<oceanicc77> # Build must happen outside of gcc source.
<oceanicc77> mkdir -p gcc-build
<oceanicc77> cd gcc-build
<oceanicc77> # Grab the system's GCC version.
<oceanicc77> gcc_version=$(gcc -dumpfullversion 2>/dev/null) || gcc_version=null
<oceanicc77> # Skip the bootstrap process if we are able.
<oceanicc77> # case $2 in "${gcc_version%%.*}"*)
<oceanicc77> #    printf '%s\n' "Minor version difference, disabling bootstrap."
<oceanicc77> #    bootstrap=--disable-bootstrap
<oceanicc77> # esac
<oceanicc77> ../configure \
<oceanicc77>     --enable-threads \
<oceanicc77>     --enable-tls \
<oceanicc77>     --enable-initfini-array \
<oceanicc77>     --enable-languages=c,c++ \
<oceanicc77>     --without-included-gettext \
<oceanicc77>     --with-zstd=no \
<oceanicc77>     --with-system-zlib \
<oceanicc77>     --build=x86_64-pc-linux-gnu
<oceanicc77> # "${bootstrap:---enable-bootstrap}"
<oceanicc77> make
<oceanicc77> make DESTDIR="$1" install
<oceanicc77> # Save 35MB.
<oceanicc77> find "$1" -name libgtkpeer.a  -exec rm -f {} +
<oceanicc77> find "$1" -name libgjsmalsa.a -exec rm -f {} +
<oceanicc77> find "$1" -name libgij.a      -exec rm -f {} +
<oceanicc77> ln -sf gcc "$1/usr/bin/cc"
<oceanicc77> cp -f ../c99 "$1/usr/bin"
<oceanicc77> # Symlink for LTO.
<sewn> please use termbin or a pastebin service
<sewn> is gkiss's gcc not up to date?
<oceanicc> sewn: yeah I didnt think it wud split everything into its own message mb
<oceanicc> sewn: actually it's GCC from the community repo, grepo just changes like two flags but its the same version, I was just trying to rebuild it after updating glibc and it keeps failing
<sewn> from the ....community ...repo...???
<sewn> are you sure its not part of core/extra
<sewn> and also I'd suggest just not updating and letting the maintainers of gkiss handle it
<sewn> otherwise I believe there is a mismatch between your glibc and gcc
<sewn> the order matters (because gnu)
<oceanicc> sewn: actually no I'm not sure, i just remember it was either from the community or from core, I kinda just forked it and changed the flags according to what grepo does
<oceanicc> oh and yeah I forked and updated glibc too.. shud I just revert it back and hope everything works?
<oceanicc> wdym order btw?
<riteo> hi sewn
<riteo> I love the grid
<sewn> meow
<riteo> yesterday it failed twice, and obviously it always has to fail while playing with somebody :DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
<sewn> what's it about
<riteo> the electrical grid
<riteo> yknow
<riteo> electriciy
<riteo> electricity even
<sewn> how much
<riteo> how much waht
<sewn> is hte game
<riteo> what game
<sewn> the grid
<riteo> it's not a game
* sewn might be stupis
<riteo> the power grid sewn
<sewn> is it on stea
<riteo> like, where you get electricity from
<riteo> plug your pc
<riteo> makes your battery puffy
<sewn> when do u usually win
<riteo> when you get a nice spicy pillow
<riteo> and when the wires in your walls start to melt
<riteo> sewn how do you call the power grid in your language
<sewn> usually we use the term "electricity network" for that
<riteo> like... the thing that stops working during blackouts
<sewn> i think
<riteo> yea that
<sewn> shabakat alkahraba/altaqa
<riteo> yea I think we say something similar
<riteo> "rete elettrica"
<riteo> I think
<sewn> that is not similar .w.
<riteo> network = rete
<riteo> electricity = elettricità
<riteo> same meaning
<sewn> mm
<riteo> but yea
<riteo> I love when the power goes out at the most uncomfortable time
<sewn> id expect power to be good there tho no
<riteo> not in the remote lil village I live in
<sewn> a
<riteo> I live in the wonderful province
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<Vova> Hi, what do you think about saving a list of explicitly installed packages somewhere ? like the world file that apk and emerge have
<kiedtl> I think dylan actually said that the "user is assumed to have some kind of functioning brain" wrt differentiating between deps and explicitely installed packages
<kiedtl> (I disagree but w/e)
<sewn> I disagree because why would this be useful
<kiedtl> nice when you're cleaning out your installed packages
<kiedtl> e.g. with void it's just xbps-query -m
<kiedtl> ...which is 311 on my machine? wow.
<sewn> you keep track of explicit packages with a "meta" package
<sewn> that package has all packages you want to keep in there
<sewn> then just remove anything not in that list
<sewn> simple
<midfavila> hi sewn
<midfavila> i made cookies
<midfavila> :3
<riteo> wahooooooooo
<riteo> midcookies
<midfavila> ye
<midfavila> shortbread
<midfavila> i made a few yesterday too
<midfavila> super easy to whip up a one to two person batch
<midfavila> i like to have them with raspberry or strawberry jam and a mug of tea or coffee = w=
<midfavila> i'm trying out this cinnamon hazelnut coffee today
<sad_plan> o/
<midfavila> hi sad_plan
<sad_plan> hi midfavila
<midfavila> hru?
<sad_plan> im good. at work atm, but its all good here aswell
<sad_plan> how about you?
<midfavila> am okays
<midfavila> sleepy
<midfavila> basically haven't done anything this weekend
<sad_plan> I see. having a relaxing weekend can be good to though
<midfavila> yeeeaaahhhh = w=
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<kris_> i havent done anything at all this weekend either
<kris_> exhausted from babysitting all week so ive just been sleeping and chilling