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mingw rebuild of libtiff fails #220
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currently there is a rebuild issue for mingw, issue tracked in oe-lite/base issue oe-lite#220
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This makes use of auto-package-* and makes a few features optional. Since mingw build is disabled for now (see issue oe-lite#220) we also remove the mingw specific bits - getting the mingw build to work again may require adding those back, or something entirely different, so it's better if there's no confusing legacy settings.
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This makes use of auto-package-* and makes a few features optional. Since mingw build is disabled for now (see issue oe-lite#220) we also remove the mingw specific bits - getting the mingw build to work again may require adding those back, or something entirely different, so it's better if there's no confusing legacy settings.
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This makes use of auto-package-* and makes a few features optional. Since mingw build is disabled for now (see issue oe-lite#220) we also remove the mingw specific bits - getting the mingw build to work again may require adding those back, or something entirely different, so it's better if there's no confusing legacy settings. Also update the homepage and download URLs. Quoting from Wikipedia: Website hijacking Around January 2004, the original libtiff website (libtiff.org) has been hijacked, after it had disappeared in September 2003 due to ISP problems. [...] In September 2016, the libtiff maintainers lost control of http://www.remotesensing.org/libtiff/, which had been the main site since 2003. The official website is currently at http://www.simplesystems.org/libtiff/.
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This makes use of auto-package-* and makes a few features optional. Since mingw build is disabled for now (see issue oe-lite#220) we also remove the mingw specific bits - getting the mingw build to work again may require adding those back, or something entirely different, so it's better if there's no confusing legacy settings. Also update the homepage and download URLs. Quoting from Wikipedia: Website hijacking Around January 2004, the original libtiff website (libtiff.org) has been hijacked, after it had disappeared in September 2003 due to ISP problems. [...] In September 2016, the libtiff maintainers lost control of http://www.remotesensing.org/libtiff/, which had been the main site since 2003. The official website is currently at http://www.simplesystems.org/libtiff/.
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This makes use of auto-package-* and makes a few features optional. Since mingw build is disabled for now (see issue oe-lite#220) we also remove the mingw specific bits - getting the mingw build to work again may require adding those back, or something entirely different, so it's better if there's no confusing legacy settings. Also update the homepage and download URLs. Quoting from Wikipedia: Website hijacking Around January 2004, the original libtiff website (libtiff.org) has been hijacked, after it had disappeared in September 2003 due to ISP problems. [...] In September 2016, the libtiff maintainers lost control of http://www.remotesensing.org/libtiff/, which had been the main site since 2003. The official website is currently at http://www.simplesystems.org/libtiff/.
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when building libtiff using prebakes, it will currently fail with:
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