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This bug appears to have been reported against 'rawhide' during the Fedora 13 development cycle.
Changing version to '13'.

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There are two problems with the build. One seems to be incorrect handling of thread setup. Rerunning autogen.sh fixes that, so this might be something already fixed upstream. I think a more targeted patch is the way to handle this if there isn't an upstream fixed update yet, since running autotools during the package build process can cause problems down the road.
The second problem is that the package uses the math library but doesn't include that dependency in the automake Makefile. That change should get pushed upstream if possible.

Created attachment 410693 [details]
Spec file patch

It doesn't look like there is an updated autotools build upstream and they haven't had a release in a few years, so I am going to guess one isn't going to be forthcoming any time soon. The pthread bug seemed likely be be in libtool, but there wasn't an obvious simple patch to it. So the approach I took was to add the -lm in src/Makefile.am, rerun ./autogen.sh and then make the difference a patch. This will freeze the autotools version so that later updates won't break things needlessly.

Created attachment 410694 [details]
Updated autotools run patch including -lm fix

build is working, closing ticket

sorry, wrong bug closed :/ issue persists

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This package has changed ownership in the Fedora Package Database.  Reassigning to the new owner of this component.

I'll be looking at this more closely now that I am the package owner.
Upstream has vanished. If the changes are simple I'll just keep patches. If things get more involved, having a fedorahosted area might be a good idea, to share the fixes more easily.