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[02:00]<cjppnnbuee>thechris, straight up C. althought eventually i want to set into using asm to optimize with maybe mmx/sse1,2,3/emt64 etc
[02:00]<brgrgcgg>dj-fu: okay
[02:01]<ma-pu>is there a place anywhere that I can request an ebuild/portage addition?
[02:01]<ggmmdsgrrjjg>dj-fu, bugzilla
[02:01]<mzzyppyg>quick question, i have a Celeron D laptop and i decided to try out the genflags package...it's telling me to optimize for pentium2, is that really what a celeron d should be?
[02:01]<ma-pu>ok
[02:02]<2uffzyrr>i keep getting an error when trying to build certain programs, dyn_compile & src_compile can anyone help?
[02:03]<ggmmdsgrrjjg>dj-fu, It will happen fastest if you attach the ebuild you want. Ylu can also look at breakmygentoo. They have a lot of unoffcial ebuilds
[02:03]<ma-pu>alright
[02:03]<vxgcfjgg>dgriffin: doesnt sound right
[02:03]<ma-pu>so It'd be best to make the ebuild myself and then attach it through the 'zilla?
[02:03]<mzzyppyg>theklone, yeah it doesn't sound right to me either, i was thinking i would go with pentium4
[02:03]<syddnee_>if cinelerra and BOINC both put their KDE menu entries in Lost and Found, is that a bug for gentoo or for KDE/BOINC/Cinelerra devs?
[02:03]<vxgcfjgg>dgriffin: thats what i would of thought too
[02:04]<ggmmdsgrrjjg>dj-fu, post the request first, add the ebuild later if you have it ... and check the web. Someone may already have done it
[02:04]<mzzyppyg>theklone, thanks :)
[02:04]<djzuyaxy>simmerz_: it's cinelerra, i guess. not following the freedesktop's rules
[02:06]<syddnee_>yoruichi: ok
[02:07]<ma-pu>ah, there's one in the works anyway.
[02:07]<ma-pu>http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=105386
[02:11]<vxnaxzys>i need help with compilation. stdlib.h doesn't work
[02:11]<vxnaxzys>i have tried recompiling glibc, but this did nothing
[02:11]<vxnaxzys>i need stdlib.h to work!
[02:11]<rnj>thechris: What do you need it for?
[02:11]<vxnaxzys>ReJ: C
[02:11]<rnj>thechris: What package?
[02:12]<vxnaxzys>ReJ: any package using C
[02:12]<zezjz>I'm trying to RTFM for a program and it says to "check syslog" in the event of trouble. I don't have any file that is simply called "syslog." Is this the same as /var/log/messages or dmesg or something?
[02:12]<dnp>Any chance I could find the exact specifics of my RAM without taking the case apart?
[02:12]<rnj>thechris: Did you change CHOST recently?
[02:12]<vxnaxzys>ReJ: no
[02:12]<dnp>azgor: Yes
[02:12]<zezjz>Def: which one is it?
[02:12]<rnj>thechris: Is this a Gentoo issue, you think?
[02:12]<dnp>azgor : All info output is logged in /var/log/messages
[02:13]<zezjz>Def: great. thanks a lot.
[02:13]<irdevxjs>is there any way to search within a particular category at packages.gentoo.org?
[02:13]<dnp>azgor : If you use syslog, that is... If it's metalog, I believe the default is /var/log/everything/current
[02:13]<vxnaxzys>ReJ: well it worked less then 1 month ago. i think emerging gcc3.4 hosed my system even though i never used gcc3.4 for anything
[02:13]<zezjz>I think I'm using syslog-ng
[02:13]<rnj>thechris: Ah, so you did switch gcc versions?
[02:14]<rnj>? gentoo upgrading gcc
[02:14]<annvns>http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/gcc-upgrading.xml
[02:14]<dnp>azgor : I don't know about that, but /var/log/messages would be an obvious choice
[02:14]<_skytzo>what is hppa ?
[02:14]<rnj>thechris: ^^
[02:14]<gjfmgggj2fyg>hi, does anyone here know where to get a list of gnutella servers?
[02:14]<vxnaxzys>ReJ: no. i've always had GCC3.3 for portage, and GCC4 for my own work
[02:14]<rnj>skopii: Hewlett Packard Precision Architecture.
[02:14]<zezjz>Def: ok. thanks again.
[02:14]<rnj>_SKiTZO: ^^
[02:14]<dnp>azgor: No problem
[02:14]<rnj>skopii: Oops. Sorry.
[02:14]<_skytzo>tx
[02:14]<vxnaxzys>ReJ: i re-emerged GCC with objc support. maybe that is the issue
[02:14]<dja|xjdn>GoldenGoblin: tthat's not a gentoo question
[02:15]<tfkdfn>GoldenGoblin: doesn't the gnutella protocol have discovery stuff for that?
[02:15]<gjfmgggj2fyg>doc|home, yes.
[02:15]<rnj>_SKiTZO: It's a CPU architecture, just like Intel x86 or PowerPC are.
[02:15]<dja|xjdn>GoldenGoblin: please take it elsewhere
[02:15]<_skytzo>Rej : is it new?
[02:15]<vxnaxzys>ReJ: i am still using gcc3.3.
[02:15]<gjfmgggj2fyg>TFKyle, I don't know.... it worked just fine before... but now I installed the 0.95 version and it doesn't seem to work (i.e. automatically connect)
[02:15]<rnj>thechris: I doubt emerging it with Objective C support is the issue.
[02:16]<rnj>_SKiTZO: It's quite old and it's dying, being deprecated in favour of Intel's IA64.
[02:16]<rnj>_SKiTZO: However, it's still used, as you may learn in #gentoo-hppa .
[02:16]<vxnaxzys>ReJ: i agree. i think it was just emerging gcc3.4.5. its odd i know, but after emerging 3.4.5 i haven't been able to run eix without first using gcc-config to switch to gcc4
[02:17]<tfkdfn>GoldenGoblin: the 0.95 version of what?
[02:17]<vxnaxzys>ReJ: and i unmerged gcc3.4 for that reason
[02:17]<rnj>thechris: Er, how many versions of GCC do you have installed?
[02:17]<gjfmgggj2fyg>TFKyle, oh sorry, the 0.95 version of gtk-gnutella
[02:17]<gjfmgggj2fyg>specifically, 0.95-r4
[02:17]<gjfmgggj2fyg>(from the gentoo portage)
[02:17]<rnj>thechris: Still, stdlib.h is part of glibc, not gcc.
[02:17]<tfkdfn>GoldenGoblin: try 0.96.1 (currently ~arch)
[02:17]<vxnaxzys>ReJ: 3.3, 4.0 and 4.1
[02:18]<dja|xjdn>TFKyle: GoldenGoblin: stay on-topic please
[02:18]<vxnaxzys>ReJ: yes, i know. i remerged glibc just now. it fixed nothing. the problems all came up after i emerged gcc3.4.5
[02:18]<tfkdfn>doc|home: isn't it kind of on-topic, since he's using gentoo and having a problem with a package obtained from portage?
[02:18]<dja|xjdn>although I suppose that just about is :)
[02:18]<gjfmgggj2fyg>doc|home, I'm politely asking for help here... what's bothering you?
[02:18]<2uffzyrr>i tried to emerge app-doc/doc++-3.5.10 but it fails, says ebuild.sh, line1527: called dyn_compile
[02:19]<rnj>thechris: You probably completely broke your build system. :)
[02:19]<zjznztt>mzbot, faq error
[02:19]<de2jv>roger55: That made me traceback, tell my owner to fix me
[02:19]<zjznztt>:(
[02:19]<dja|xjdn>GoldenGoblin: now you're asking for help. earlier you weren't and I thought you'd kept asking. nevermind :|
[02:19]<vxnaxzys>ReJ: i blame gcc3.4.5. i had 3.3, 4.0, and 4.1 long before i got 3.4
[02:20]<ma-pu>any gnome users about? what theme do ya use? :D
[02:20]<rnj>thechris: And did you switch compilers and remerge system or at least binutils and glibc *every* time?
[02:20]<dnp>Any chance I could find the exact specifics of my RAM without taking the case apart?
[02:20]<tfkdfn>dj-fu: clearlooks cvs
[02:21]<tfkdfn>dj-fu: and tango for icons
[02:21]<ma-pu>yeah I use tango for icons
[02:21]<vxnaxzys>ReJ: no, i only used GCC4 for objc and my own dev work.
[02:21]<ma-pu>got a screeny handy, TFKyle ?
[02:21]<rj22yna2>Def: Have a look in the BIOS, there may be info there.
[02:21]<dnp>RobbieAB: Ok... Thanks
[02:22]<2uffzyrr>i tried to emerge app-doc/doc++-3.5.10 but it fails, says ebuild.sh, line1527: called dyn_compile can anyone help me please???
[02:22]<tfkdfn>dj-fu: http://selene.tfkyle.dyndns.org/~kyle/Temp/Screenshot.png vanilla gnome basically (sorry for the slowness)

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