<oriansj>hmmm have @FSF-APPROVED @FSF-APPROVED-OTHER set but failing on font due to license when doing an X11 emerge. <stikonas>maybe that license is not explicitely approved by FSF? <stikonas>there are some less used licenses that are free software licenses but not approved by FSF <stikonas>though I myself just use default (ACCEPT_LICENSE="-* @FREE") license list <stikonas>hmm, my first prototype of M0.S for UEFI doesn't work... I'll have to try to debug it ***WaxCPU is now known as Andrew
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<stikonas>fossy, doras: so I've pushed the change to build gperf statically and remaining libraries both statically and dynamically <stikonas>though I haven't managed to make guile do static build... <stikonas>doras: we missed at least a pair of pregenerated files in libtool 2.4.7... <stikonas>doras: any chance you could look at it later? <rickmasters>stikonas: when I wrote simple-patch.c I had older submodules without replace, and it didn't look like replace handled multiline patches but maybe I'm wrong about that? <stikonas>rickmasters: no, I think replace is just very simple replacement for sed without anything fancy <stikonas>maybe we should have used your simple-patch.c but we were not aware of it... <rickmasters>I wrote it after replace was written so you wouldn't have been able to <rickmasters>it was written in kind of a hurry, I'm sure it could be better so not something I was proud to advertise <rickmasters>That reminds me I have a TODO item to report a bug in M2libc/string.c memcmp - didn't work for me so I wrote memsame function <rickmasters>stikonas: simple-patch reads the before and after patterns from files so its a bit more of a hassle to use <rickmasters>stikonas: I'll probably switch my single line patches to replace so I can get rid of the patch files <rickmasters>stikonas: I finally got around to updating my submodules so thats an option now