[This message BCC'd to affected maintainers.] A new version of tbb has been released. With this release, the license changes from "GPLv2 with exceptions" to "ASL 2.0". There is no soname bump in this release, but one section of the API changed in a backwards-incompatible way. Therefore, I intend to rebuild all tbb-using packages for Rawhide and F-25, in case they use that part of the API. I have already done local builds in mock, with no problems. The affected packages are: - ceres-solver - embree - gazebo - mathicgb - OCE - suitesparse There is another reason for these rebuilds. TBB was available only on a restricted set of architectures in the past, and most of these packages still reflect that. Today, though, TBB is available on all arches in all supported versions of Fedora, and in RHEL > 6. I propose to remove the architecture restrictions from the above packages, or use them only for RHEL <= 6. (except for embree, which has an architecture restriction of its own). If the suitesparse maintainer does not object, I would also like to fix something I noticed in the build logs. GCC complains about unrecognized pragmas. - #pragma ivdep: I propose to change all instances of this to #pragma GCC ivdep. - #pragma novector: there is no GCC equivalent, so nothing can be done here. - #pragma omp ...: I propose to build CHOLMOD with -fopenmp so these will be defined and used. If any maintainers of the above packages object to any part of this plan, please let me know soon. If nobody objects, I will do all of these builds early next week. Regards, -- Jerry James http://www.jamezone.org/ -- devel mailing list devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://lists.fedoraproject.org/admin/lists/devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
