CFT: Patch for OpenOffice.org to fix icu-3.8 breakage, as well as -CURRENT diablo-jdk breakage

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CFT: Patch for OpenOffice.org to fix icu-3.8 breakage, as well as -CURRENT diablo-jdk breakage
Italy	2008-04-22 10:49:37
Reposting from -ports -------- Original Message -------- Subject: CFT: Patch for OpenOffice.org to fix icu-3.8 breakage, as well as -CURRENT diablo-jdk breakage Date: Wed, 16 Apr 2008 22:00:44 -0400 From: Coleman Kane FreeBSD.org> Organization: FreeBSD Project To: portsFreeBSD.org Newsgroups: gmane.os.freebsd.devel.ports Hello everyone, I've got a two-in-one patch I'd like to know if any volunteers would like to test to get ports/editors/openoffice.org-2-RC built and installed under the following circumstances where it may be failing: 1. You've installed the devel/icu 3.8+ port, and the build gives you an undefined symbol named "_ZN7icu_3_814LEFontInstance16getStaticClassIDEv" error 2. You're running 8.0-CURRENT and the KSE stuff has been removed and you installed diablo-jdk. This may be crashing when it tries to run the java stuff during the OO.o build, causing the build to fail with obscure error messages. My fix for #1, above, is to provide a new knob WITH_SYSTEM_ICU that tells configure to use the local-system's installed icu library, rather than the one that was shipped with the OO.o tarball. It seems that during the build, the include path unwittingly brings in your system headers, but then attempts to link against the shipped library. Both of these are incompatible APIs, and the result is an inability to resolve a symbol that is public in the OO.o version, but protected in the ports version. I am also attaching a patch for devel/icu that applies this permission change. My fix for #2, above, is to set the build jdk to "bsdjava" for FreeBSD 8.0+, which results in having Mk/bsd.java.mk look for the ports source-build rather than using the diablo-jdk for doing java compiles. For other versions of FreeBSD, the default is left at what it was before (diablo, then ports). -- Coleman Kane
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