[pkg-fgfs-crew] Backporting 3.4.0 to wheezy / Tightening flightgear's Build-Depends

[Markus Wanner]

Florent,

On 02/22/2015 10:38 PM, Florent Rougon wrote:
> You're welcome. Also, backporting flightgear 3.4.0 to wheezy showed that
> its Build-Depends could be tightened a bit more:

Thanks for figuring this.

>   - sqlite 3.7.14 or later is required because of sqlite3_close_v2()
>     (cf. <http://www.sqlite.org/changes.html>);
> 
>   - the version of hts_engine in wheezy is too old (does not seem to
>     have HTS_Engine_set_speed()); I don't know the exact minimum version
>     required, but of course version 1.08 present in sid is OK
>     (/usr/share/doc/libhtsengine-dev/changelog.gz is very terse).

I checked and determined that 1.07 was the first version to sport that
specific function, so I set the B-D to >= 1.07~, as we're sure it
doesn't work with htsengine older than that.

Pushed to alioth, the next upload will feature the changes.

> No problem to build simgear and use the flightgear-data/experimental
> binary packages as is. flightgear-data-base depends on libjs-jquery-flot
> and libjs-leaflet which are not in wheezy. I backported them by means of
> a rebuild (which was not fun because of many B-Deps). However, being
> arch: all, the packages from sid could probably be used as is.

So, you're working on backporting flightgear-3.4 to ... wheezy?!?

Regards

Markus Wanner


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