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A new version is out and i'm trying to build and package it.
0.0.16 has been available since March, but seems to have the same issue building as 0.0.15.
It looks like there is an issue when trying to use the TR1 complex functions. I think the best short term fix is to just use the normal complex functions instead. The problem should probably be reported upstream to get a real fix in the code in a future release. I am doing a new local build now. If that finishes (i.e. there aren't other problems), I'll post a diff you can apply that both goes to 0.0.16 and fixes the build issue. I have already uploaded qucs-0.0.16.tar.gz to the lookaside cache.
Just undefining HAVE_TR1_COMPLEX doesn't seem to solve the problem. spfile builds, but other stuff doesn't. Rebuilding configure from configure.ac doesn't work as some related macros don't appear to be defined.
It looks like adding the name space to conj references will fix things. I am tracking down other files that need this. This will be a hack, since the changes assume that std::tr1 is being used for complex functions. This should be OK for Fedora, but upstream will want to do something more complex so things work on systems that don't have tr1.
It turns out that after starting to use explicit naming, other issues showed up. I am now trying to make the configure test for tr1 fail. A short test, suggested this will work, but the full build is still running.
Created attachment 511053 [details] Commit to update to 0.0.16
Created attachment 511054 [details] Commit to prevent use of tr1 for complex functions. I tested this with a local build and the package built. I didn't do it in a mock environment, so I wouldn't have noticed at least some changes in build requirements. I didn't try running the package to make sure it functions properly.