Federico Beffa wrote 10 years ago
(name . Andreas Enge)(address . andreas@enge.fr)
CAKrPhPOfkGiy2GTutqcW_s5p+Cgpe=hF_P0pxpuT6PxrPP5FvQ@mail.gmail.com
Andreas Enge <andreas@enge.fr> writes:
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> python-numpy-bootstrap currently fails its tests on hydra, which entails a
> bunch of other failures. On my own x86_64 machines, the build succeeds,
> however.
We believe the reason being the fact that hydra doesn't handle the flag
'#:substitutable?' properly. As a result we have the following
situation:
1. hydra builds a version of ATLAS optimized for its CPU locally.
2. 'python-numpy-bootstrap' and co., on some architectures, probably get
an incompatible version of ATLAS and therefore fail to pass some tests.
You can check in the build log of 'python-numpy-bootstrap' that ATLAS,
despite the flas, is substituted (no local build on the slave).
At some point we should fix the support for '#:substitutable?' on hydra
(or the upcoming 'guix publish').
Regards,
Fede