#38299: gettext does not build for me on Leopard ----------------------+-------------------------- Reporter: cdev9@… | Owner: ryandesign@… Type: defect | Status: new Priority: Normal | Milestone: Component: ports | Version: 2.1.3 Resolution: | Keywords: leopard Port: gettext | ----------------------+-------------------------- Comment (by cdev9@…): Is there a script that can tell you which packages are built with what architecture to make it easy to decide what to do? What I think I had done was for a long time I had -universal selected in variants.conf and no universal libraries were built. I think there are only a few currently built with x86_64, however, if it was not that difficult I would love to transition to x86_64 if its faster. If it isn't faster, then I should just leave it on ppc + i386 as it was before, assuming that I haven't done too much damage. What exactly changed with macports? Replying to [comment:9 ryandesign@…]:
The defaults haven't changed. For Leopard on an Intel Mac, the default build_arch is i386, and the default universal_archs are i386 ppc. Leopard is a 64-bit OS and you can change universal_archs to i386 x86_64 if you want; evidence suggests you have already done this, and that's why things are a problem now. Either switch universal_archs back to i386 ppc, or simply refrain from building things universal if you don't need the ppc part, or else leave universal_archs at i386 x86_64 and rebuild all ports you've already installed universal.
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