ocaml 3.08 package pool seems to be blocked by lablgl, which was not retried since 21 of july or something such.

[Sven Luther <sven.luther@wanadoo.fr>]

Hello ia64 buildd maintainers,

The following ocaml 3.08 packages have not yet been built on ia64, and are
thus blocking the ocaml 3.08 transition into testing, and also have some
influence on the tiff 4 migration :

  camlimages is not yet built on ia64: 2.12-2 vs 2.12-6
  cameleon is not yet built on ia64: 1.3-2 vs 1.3-4
  ocamldbi is not yet built on ia64: 0.9.3.cvs.55-2 vs 0.9.9-1
  editex is not yet built on ia64: 0.0.5-2 vs 0.0.5-4
  lablgl is not yet built on ia64: 1.00-4 vs 1.01-2
  lablgtk is not yet built on ia64: 1.2.6-4 vs 1.2.7-1
  lablgtk2 is not yet built on ia64: 2.2.0+20040113-2 vs 2.4.0-2
  lablgtkmathview is not yet built on ia64: 0.5.1-4 vs 0.6.3-1
  missinglib is not yet built on ia64: 0.4.1 vs 0.4.7
  netclient is not yet built on ia64: 0.3.1-8 vs 0.90.3-1
  ocamlnet is not yet built on ia64: 0.97-4 vs 0.97.1-1
  ocamlodbc is not yet built on ia64: 2.7-2 vs 2.8-1
  pcre-ocaml is not yet built on ia64: 5.06.2-1 vs 5.08.1-1
  pxp is not yet built on ia64: 1.1.94.2-3 vs 1.1.94.2-4
  regexp-pp is not yet built on ia64: 0.9.3-3 vs 0.9.5-1
  ocamlsdl is not yet built on ia64: 0.6.3-2 vs 0.7.1-2
  camlzip is not yet built on ia64: 1.01-12 vs 1.01-13
  ulex is not yet built on ia64: 0.4-2 vs 0.5-1

In particular, lablgl is not being rebuilt, and ia64 is the last arch for this
one. Furthermore, there is a long dependency chain depending on this one
package : lablgl->lablgtk2->camlimages->advi to name just one. 

So i wonder why lablgl is not scheduled for building on ia64, and if you could
maybe rehint all of those, it would be nice.

Friendly,

Sven Luther