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Isuru Fernando
@isuruf
Above is what I see in azure
Julian Rüth
@saraedum
@isuruf You're right of course. Some lines say 10.9 and then 10.6 later in the same line. That confused me. So should we build with 10.9 actually?
Isuru Fernando
@isuruf
@saraedum, you should build with whatever MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET variable tells you
It's 10.9 globally in conda-forge
Julian Rüth
@saraedum
That's 10.9 ok thanks. :)
Anthony Scopatz
@scopatz
@mingwandroid etc, are there any docs for how to build a CDT package?
Ray Donnelly
@mingwandroid
Not sure, but they are just normal recipes with no real deps.
jayfurmanek
@jayfurmanek

@hmaarrfk did a good job with some recent ones on aarch64 here:
conda-forge/staged-recipes#9028

It clubs the -devel versions into the same recipe

Anthony Scopatz
@scopatz
I think I am confused about how they work then
Ray Donnelly
@mingwandroid
Hmm, I'd rather they remained autogenerated personally.
jayfurmanek
@jayfurmanek
I followed that for these ppc64le ones:
conda-forge/staged-recipes#9395 (merged)
conda-forge/staged-recipes#9583 (needs a review)
Anthony Scopatz
@scopatz
Yeah, how do I autogenerate them, is my question
Ray Donnelly
@mingwandroid
conda skeleton rpm --distro=centos6 --arch=x86_64 libGL
Anthony Scopatz
@scopatz
Ahh OK
Ray Donnelly
@mingwandroid
`conda skeleton rpm --distro=centos7 --arch=ppc64le libGL
jayfurmanek
@jayfurmanek
will that work for non-x86?
Ray Donnelly
@mingwandroid
the distros are a bit hard-coded at the top of cran.py in conda-build
still, it seems to work ok
jayfurmanek
@jayfurmanek
well thats good
Ray Donnelly
@mingwandroid
you can even build them on Windows (though I'm checking that still works now)
Isuru Fernando
@isuruf
@mingwandroid, they don't on windows
Anthony Scopatz
@scopatz
Is conda-forge tied to centos6 for CDTs for linux-64?
Or can we use centos7?
Ray Donnelly
@mingwandroid
What is it you hope to gain except excluding people with old installations?
Anthony Scopatz
@scopatz
That packages don't seem to exist on centos6
Ray Donnelly
@mingwandroid
Build CF packages! ;-)
Anthony Scopatz
@scopatz
specifically systemd
Ray Donnelly
@mingwandroid
Ha systemd!
Anthony Scopatz
@scopatz
Normally I would :wink:
Ray Donnelly
@mingwandroid
Well, are you making a conda-forge linux distro here?
To be honest, a systemd package doesn't make a lot of sense to me.
Anthony Scopatz
@scopatz
I need libudev to get bluetooth support, which is now part of systemd
I agree most parts of systemd are not relevant
And the build instructions for systemd say in needs to be built into /usr
Ray Donnelly
@mingwandroid
well, udev existed in centos6 and if you run something that links to that on centos7 it will be running a systemd-aware udev and should integrate into your system OK.
(in theory)
Anthony Scopatz
@scopatz
Yes, so the problem there is that centos6 udev is v147 and bluez needs at least libudev v172
Ray Donnelly
@mingwandroid
but from our perspective, we should try to avoid systemd since it's not the only init system on Linux. Gentoo do not even use it by default. I'm not a systemd hater though so I'm not arguing from that perspective at all.
Anthony Scopatz
@scopatz
Yeah, I hear you... It doesn't really matter to me
I just wish they hadn't merged like this
It is kind of a mess for us
Ray Donnelly
@mingwandroid
Gentoo forked udev AFAIK, don't know if that's any use?
Anthony Scopatz
@scopatz
hahah oh Gentoo... my long lost love
Ray Donnelly
@mingwandroid
I started using it again a month ago for first time in about 10 years.
Ryan May
@dopplershift
I'm surprised it's still around
Ray Donnelly
@mingwandroid
It's on my raspi4 serving all my things now .. haven't tried conda on it though.
Francesco Biscani
@bluescarni
$ head /var/log/emerge.log
1309433336: Started emerge on: Jun 30, 2011 11:28:56
1309433336:  *** emerge  unmerge dev-util/ccache
1309433336:  *** exiting successfully.
1309433336:  *** terminating.
1309995063: Started emerge on: Jul 06, 2011 23:31:03
1309995063:  *** emerge  sync
1309995063:  === sync
1309995063: >>> Starting rsync with rsync://134.68.240.59/gentoo-portage
1309995119: === Sync completed with rsync://134.68.240.59/gentoo-portage
1309995119:  *** terminating.
8 years and going strong :)
Ray Donnelly
@mingwandroid
they fixed 64-bit raspi4 issues before anyone else, that is why I installed it.
OK, I know who to ping when I break the raspi again :-)