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How is it possible to enable objc for gcc? Do I need to add the flag objc to make.conf to do that and emerge to update the gcc compiler suite?
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I am thinking that I will be using objc with gcc, I would put these in the /etc/portage/make.conf, since it should be global on the system. Would this be correct?
Edit: On second thought, I can put this into the package.use for gcc. That might be more appropriate. |
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| Posted: Sun Aug 04, 2024 7:23 am Post subject: |
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| rzdndr wrote: |
I am thinking that I will be using objc with gcc, I would put these in the /etc/portage/make.conf, since it should be global on the system. Would this be correct?
Edit: On second thought, I can put this into the package.use for gcc. That might be more appropriate. |
Start with the package.use. If you need a useflag for a lot of packages, put it into make.conf. You can check the effects of the useflag by setting it first into make.conf and run emerge -uUDpv @world
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| Banana wrote: | | rzdndr wrote: |
I am thinking that I will be using objc with gcc, I would put these in the /etc/portage/make.conf, since it should be global on the system. Would this be correct?
Edit: On second thought, I can put this into the package.use for gcc. That might be more appropriate. |
Start with the package.use. If you need a useflag for a lot of packages, put it into make.conf. You can check the effects of the useflag by setting it first into make.conf and run emerge -uUDpv @world |
Would it be possible to use USE="gcc" emerge -uUDpv @world first? After that put these into /etc/portage/package.use or /etc/portage/make.conf. |
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This is more of a general advice - inspect carefully emerge output when putting USE on the command line. Sometimes unexpected options may be enabled on unexpected packages.
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| Posted: Sun Aug 04, 2024 8:13 am Post subject: |
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| Banana wrote: | | yes, this would be also a possibility to test it. |
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rzdndr
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| logrusx wrote: | This is more of a general advice - inspect carefully emerge output when putting USE on the command line. Sometimes unexpected options may be enabled on unexpected packages.
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I should not see any packages other than gcc and packages where this flag is used. I think they are used in
| Code: | dev-lang/gnat-gpl Build support for the Objective C code language
sys-devel/gcc Build support for the Objective C code language
sys-devel/gcc-apple Build support for the Objective C code language |
Other than that would tell me that there is something wrong, correct? |
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You just watch for something that doesn't add up, that's it. Generally you won't have problems, but sometimes it might enable entries that are disabled in package.use. AFAIK USE on command line will override other configurations including from make.conf.
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| logrusx wrote: | You just watch for something that doesn't add up, that's it. Generally you won't have problems, but sometimes it might enable entries that are disabled in package.use. AFAIK USE on command line will override other configurations including from make.conf.
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I am thinking that use flag on the command line will modify the global use flags that I have on my system. If I do not have that flag, it will be added, if it is defined, then it will be modified (based on whether it is disabled or enabled).
I remember reading something in the handbook that the usage on the command line is for just that command only.
Edit: The link to that portion of the handbook. https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Handbook:X86/Working/USE#Declaring_temporary_USE_flags
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| rzdndr wrote: |
I remember reading something in the handbook that the usage on the command line is for just that command only. |
That's correct. If you need to preserve it you need to add it to package.use. What I meant is it'll override even the value in make.conf for the invocation of that command. Not sure about the profile, I think the profile is the highest priority and you can't override it like that.
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| logrusx wrote: | | [...] the profile is the highest priority and you can't override it like that. |
No. You can (and sometimes must) override every Use-flag coming from the profile. This is particularly necessary if you don't need some things and therefore want to switch them off. In my make.conf I have more use-flags deselected than added  =>
| Code: | USE="-accessibility -bluetooth -gstreamer -gtk -gtk3 -haptic -initramfs -ipv6 -lvm -modemmanager -networkmanager -phonon -ppp -pulseaudio -screencast -semantic-desktop -thin -thumbnail -wext -wifi -wireless "
USE="$USE jumbo-build lm-sensors matroska openexr opus theora threads vaapi vpx webp" |
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| logrusx wrote: | | rzdndr wrote: |
I remember reading something in the handbook that the usage on the command line is for just that command only. |
That's correct. If you need to preserve it you need to add it to package.use. What I meant is it'll override even the value in make.conf for the invocation of that command. Not sure about the profile, I think the profile is the highest priority and you can't override it like that.
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Georgi |
Yes to preserve I will either add this to the /etc/portage/make.conf, or to the package based /etc/portage/package.use. The command line item is for testing purposes, see what packages will require updates.
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| pietinger wrote: | | logrusx wrote: | | [...] the profile is the highest priority and you can't override it like that. |
No. You can (and sometimes must) override every Use-flag coming from the profile. This is particularly necessary if you don't need some things and therefore want to switch them off. In my make.conf I have more use-flags deselected than added =>
| Code: | USE="-accessibility -bluetooth -gstreamer -gtk -gtk3 -haptic -initramfs -ipv6 -lvm -modemmanager -networkmanager -phonon -ppp -pulseaudio -screencast -semantic-desktop -thin -thumbnail -wext -wifi -wireless "
USE="$USE jumbo-build lm-sensors matroska openexr opus theora threads vaapi vpx webp" |
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Yes. In the document https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Handbook:AMD64/Working/USE#Precedence.
The make.defaults is from your profile I believe. And these can be overriden by the ones that follow in that list. |
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| Would a USE="objc" emerge -uNDpv @world trigger a rebuild. Or should the -U flag be used in emerge? |
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| rzdndr wrote: | | Would a USE="objc" emerge -uNDpv @world trigger a rebuild. Or should the -U flag be used in emerge? |
You will need the U-flag always when you change (=add or deselect) some use-flags ... so, you need it when you only CHECK something with "emerge -..p @world" and you need it also when you do the change (without -p).
You already know that a change of the used use-flags on the command line is only valid for this emerge and for a permanent change you have to enter it in make.conf or /usr/portage/package.use (but it doesn't matter if you first enter a "USE=... emerge" first and then write it away permanently, or whether you first write the changes permanently and then just do a simple "emerge" ... but you ALWAYS need the -U).
The -N is necessary for every changed use-flag ... even for those that you don't use at all ... just take a look at the differences and you'll see that you hardly ever need the -N.
P.S.: I have updated my system before some hours ... and these are the outputs of my system:
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/usr/src # emerge -uUDvp @world
These are the packages that would be merged, in order:
Calculating dependencies... done!
Dependency resolution took 8.21 s (backtrack: 0/20).
Total: 0 packages, Size of downloads: 0 KiB
/usr/src # emerge -uNDvp @world
These are the packages that would be merged, in order:
Calculating dependencies... done!
Dependency resolution took 7.61 s (backtrack: 0/20).
[ebuild R ] dev-perl/Regexp-IPv6-0.30.0-r2::gentoo USE="-test" PERL_FEATURES="(-debug) -ithreads% -quadmath%" 0 KiB
[ebuild R ] perl-core/File-Temp-0.231.100::gentoo PERL_FEATURES="(-debug) -ithreads% -quadmath%" 0 KiB
[ebuild R ] dev-perl/Socket6-0.290.0::gentoo USE="-test" PERL_FEATURES="(-debug) -ithreads% -quadmath%" 0 KiB
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[ebuild R ] dev-qt/qtbase-6.7.2-r1:6/6.7.2::gentoo USE="X concurrent cups dbus gui icu libinput libproxy network nls opengl sql sqlite ssl udev vulkan wayland widgets xml (zstd) -accessibility -brotli -eglfs -evdev -gles2-only -gssapi -gtk -journald% -mysql -oci8 -odbc -postgres -renderdoc -sctp -syslog% -test -tslib" 0 KiB
Total: 47 packages (47 reinstalls), Size of downloads: 0 KiB |
Yes, you dont need -N ... just wait until some of them must be updated regularly.
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| pietinger wrote: | | rzdndr wrote: | | Would a USE="objc" emerge -uNDpv @world trigger a rebuild. Or should the -U flag be used in emerge? |
You will need the U-flag always when you change (=add or deselect) some use-flags ... so, you need it when you only CHECK something with "emerge -..p @world" and you need it also when you do the change (without -p).
You already know that a change of the used use-flags on the command line is only valid for this emerge and for a permanent change you have to enter it in make.conf or /usr/portage/package.use (but it doesn't matter if you first enter a "USE=... emerge" first and then write it away permanently, or whether you first write the changes permanently and then just do a simple "emerge" ... but you ALWAYS need the -U).
The -N is necessary for every changed use-flag ... even for those that you don't use at all ... just take a look at the differences and you'll see that you hardly ever need the -N. |
I was worried that it might have triggered a reinstall with the N flag. Since it is taking time to build GCC. There is a typo, I have an -a in place of -p. |
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| rzdndr wrote: | | I was worried that it might have triggered a reinstall with the N flag. Since it is taking time to build GCC. There is a typo, I have an -a in place of -p. |
If you want a re-install try "-e" (... of course together with -p pretend) ... -a will ask you (so both are nearly the same). "man emerge" will help you surely.
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