[Debian-med-packaging] Bug#417729: TreeView X will not build with gcc 4.3

[Roderic Page]

Dear Charles,

Probably the simplest course of action is if you patch it locally. I  
will fix the problem in my code, but it is likely to be a while before  
I release new source (I need to get things working properly with  
wxWidgets 2.8, Mac OS X for Intel Macs, etc.). So, don't wait for me,  
fix it, and I'll add the fix to my sources for the next release.

Regards

Rod

On 4 Apr 2007, at 15:19, Charles Plessy wrote:

> Dear Rod,
>
> 	I have been noticed by a Debian developper doing some software
> audits on the whole distribution that TreeView X will not be buildable
> with gcc 4.3 unless some (trivial) modifications are applied. You can
> find more information in the following bug report :
>
> http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=417729
>
> 	There are two ways for me to solve this bug in Debian: either
> applying a patch locally, or upgrading the package to a new upstream
> version which would fix the problem. As gcc 4.3 is not yet the default
> compiler in Debian, there is no hurry. I would like to know if you are
> interested to release an updated version of TreeView X which
> integrates the patch proposed by Martin Michlmayr in the Debian bug
> report.
>
> PS: if you answer to 417729 at bugs.debian.org, your email will be
> recorded and archived in our bug tracking system.
>
> 	Have a nice day,
>
> -- Charles Plessy
> Debian-Med packaging team
> Wako, Saitama, Japan
>
>
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