gtkspell2: hang at Building HTML

[ll.cj@…]

The installation of the pan2 package results in a "hang" during the build of the gtkspell2 package. This is a new installation with no ports being previously installed. During a "verbose" install, the gtkspell2 package gets to the point of echoing out "Build of HTML" and then the installation hangs with no more output and will not continue.

System information:
  H/W Model:  Mac Pro
  OS Version: 10.6.1 - 64 Bit kernel enabled
  Processors: 2.66 GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon
  Memory:     8 GB

[ryandesign (Ryan Carsten Schmidt)]

gtkspell2 builds fine for me on Snow Leopard. Could you please clean the port and try again with debug output?

sudo port clean gtkspell2
sudo port -d install gtkspell2 2>&1 | tee ~/Desktop/gtkspell2.txt

Then attach gtkspell2.txt from your desktop to this ticket.

[ll.cj@…]

Thanks for your quick response. Just out of curiosity, did you perform you build with full 64-bit kernel support enabled?

I performed the port commands as requested to install gtkspell2:

sh> sudo port clean gtkspell2
--->  Cleaning gtkspell2
sh> sudo port -d install gtkspell2 2>&1 | tee ~/Desktop/gtkspell2.txt

Once the install reached the gtkspell2 build, it hung at the point described. I let is sit for about 10 minutes before I killed the install. I have attached the resultant file to this ticket. I also made sure I was running the proper version of macports as follows:

sh> port version
Version: 1.8.0

[ryandesign (Ryan Carsten Schmidt)]

Replying to ll.cj@…:

Thanks for your quick response. Just out of curiosity, did you perform you build with full 64-bit kernel support enabled?

No; I'm on a 64-bit MacBookPro3,1 with the 32-bit kernel. I've never know the bitness of the kernel to have any relevance to MacPorts however. The only type of software for which it should have relevance is kernel extensions (kexts).

Once the install reached the gtkspell2 build, it hung at the point described. I let is sit for about 10 minutes before I killed the install. I have attached the resultant file to this ticket.

Ok, indeed, the last thing it shows is trying to use gtkdoc-mkhtml to build the documentation. Not sure why it hangs. I see you have gtk-doc @1.11_1 installed. I have @1.13_0 so you should upgrade. In fact, the log shows you have Mac OS X 10.6.0. Please update to 10.6.2 using Apple Software Update, and also by now we have MacPorts 1.8.2 to which you should "sudo port selfupdate". Then you can "sudo port upgrade outdated" to upgrade gtk-doc and all other ports that are outdated. Then clean gtkspell2 with "sudo port clean gtkspell2" and try again.

[jmroot (Joshua Root)]

Current version seems fine.