update to latest drm which uses meson#18230
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This updates to latest drm which uses meson and is necessary for gcc10 build
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@alalazo how do we want to handle this build system switch? |
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Being the switch on a patch version of this package and considering that we didn't support any other minor version of it (only v2.4.X), I would be tempted to go with this PR and create a Maybe we can advertise this strategy in our slack and have a grace period (1 or 2 weeks) to wait for comments in this PR. What do you think? |
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No preference on my part. There's also no rush on my part because I've
overridden the build for my own
use. The big issue is that right now it fails for gcc10 and newer
compilers, and that causes some cascading
failures. As long as it builds on gcc10, I have no preferences as to how to
handle it.
…On Tue, Aug 25, 2020 at 4:35 PM Massimiliano Culpo ***@***.***> wrote:
Being the switch on a patch version of this package and considering that
we didn't support any other minor version of it (only v2.4.X), I would be
tempted to go with this PR and create a -legacy package only if there are
complaints about versions being missing. That unless we have reasons to
think that this is a high-traffic package.
Maybe we can advertise this strategy in our slack and have a grace period
(1 or 2 weeks) to wait for comments in this PR. What do you think?
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@joequant Apologies for getting back late to this. Can you rebase this PR and ping me back? I'll follow with a quick review and merge. |
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Closing since there has been another fix for GCC > 10 (though no version update yet) |
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This is a patch that updates freeglut to a version that works with gcc10. The build system has changed to use meson so I'm not sure how to make things backward compatible when the build system changes