Bug#383251: g++-4.1: FTBFS for RQuantLib on i386/testing
On 5 September 2006 at 18:41, Luigi Ballabio wrote:
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| On Sep 3, 2006, at 5:57 PM, Dirk Eddelbuettel wrote:
| > | s/small/self-contained/ then. Do you have some example where the
| > | linking process of some c++ files takes ages, without linking them
| > | against some external library? That would make things much easier
| > | imho.
| >
| > I agree. But as I am unsure excactly what part in the area of
| > templates and
| > static initialization (or some variant thereof) causes this, I have to
| > defer
| > to Luigi.
| >
| > But yes, a smaller self-contained testcase would obviously help our
| > case.
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| Dirk,
| I'm a bit out of context here. Are we talking about link times, or
| about the link error in Etch?
Link times. [ The 'link error in Etch' was something we first saw on hppa,
and later noticed as a general problem -- but which is fixed in recent g++
versions. ]
Are you aware of anything we could turn in as a self-contained example?
Without an example, the g++ authors will have a hard time tuning this.
As I say it, build time for QL are way up relative to g++ 4.0; linking alone
for the small-ish RQuantLib is now over 8 minutes. John seconded this
observation based on a different code base he is working on.
Do you still have a Debian box you use for development?
Dirk
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