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Many packages depending on Qt5 or Qt4 and built with cmake generate "flags.make" files with -isystem for include paths. With gcc6 this results in e.g. "#include_next <stdlib.h>" giving an error, because a -isystem /usr/include is in the wrong place. The simple fix is to replace "-isystem" with just "-I". |
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| README | ||
| cmake.sh | ||
| configure.sh | ||
| fetch.sh | ||
| gnu-configure.sh | ||
| gnu-makefile.sh | ||
| go.sh | ||
| haskell-stack.sh | ||
| meta.sh | ||
| perl-ModuleBuild.sh | ||
| perl-module.sh | ||
| python-module.sh | ||
| python2-module.sh | ||
| python3-module.sh | ||
| qmake.sh | ||
| ruby-module.sh | ||
| scons.sh | ||
| slashpackage.sh | ||
| waf.sh | ||
| waf3.sh | ||
README
BUILD STYLES ============ These shell snippets provide support for multiple build systems, i.e GNU configure, CMake, etc. A build style file must provide at least the following functions: - do_configure - do_build - do_install If a source package defines its own do_xxx() function, the function defined in the build style file is simply ignored.