#Darktable 3.0 install#
#Darktable 3.0 update#
#Darktable 3.0 Patch#

To keep user’s modifications, a pseudo preset is now available in the White Balance module. Among the new features and changes, Darktable now allows for larger vignette scale, adds the Ctrl+Click shortcut for renaming module instances, and allows to group blend modes by category.

#Darktable 3.0 update#

This is a maintenance update that adds a few new features and updated camera support. But I have to admit that I'm using the live-ebuild.Darktable 3.0.2 has been released as the second maintenance update to the Darktable 3.0 series, adding some minor enhancements to the user interface, along with improved camera support. No problems here to compile darktable with `opencl` USE flag. I like use opencl (nvidia) how i can compile darktable with opencl? I can compile darktable-3.0.2 without opencl USE flag. If you can still reproduce the failure on gcc-9, please post the output of emerge -info -verbose sys-devel/gcc dev-libs/isl. So maybe there's some other testing package that causes the conflict? darktable-3.0.1 compiles w/o any issue for me - amd64, stable, gcc-9.2.0-r2. The easy answer would be that darktable needs to be moved behind a stronger mask until the tools to build darktable are promoted to testing.

#Darktable 3.0 Patch#

The better answer, if it isn't too hard, is to patch darktable to work with a testing gcc. If you cannot build testing darktable using the testing gcc (currently, gcc-9), then something needs to be changed. You are using testing, so you have access to relatively more recent packages than stable users. Of course for those who like to live dangerously by all means stay on a testing compiler! I used the following references:Īs far as I know, it is a bug if you need a masked compiler to build a non-masked package. Once I was finished I set my gcc profile back to what it was. First see which profile is gcc10:Īfter that I could emerge/update darktable. Then I had to set gcc10 as the default compiler. This one done by adding a line to my package.accept_keywords file as follows: The first step is to unmask gcc10 since it is still in testing. This wasn't a straightforward fix for a n00b such as myself so to add to the record for other such as myself: So switching to gcc-10 did resolve the issue.

#Darktable 3.0 install#

Gcc-10 is not ready even for a testing install yet, so only use it for darktable meanwhile. I'll be interested to hear if gcc-10 works for you on amd64 or not. I've build darktable for arm64 (64 bit Raspberry Pi), not amd64 but I had to use gcc-10 to do it. Thanks to a PM from NeddySeagoon this issue has been resolved: With permission I quote: Last edited by imieinazwisko on Sat 8:11 pm edited 1 time in total Is this a bug that needs to be reported? I've never posted a bug before as in the past the error has always been between chair and keyboard so I'm hesitant to. * environment, line 782: Called cmake_build * environment, line 2118: Called cmake_src_compile * ebuild.sh, line 125: Called src_compile * ERROR: media-gfx/darktable-3.0.1::gentoo failed (compile phase): Looking upstream it also failes on a different line of code: I thought it was related to this bug related to OpenCL, which has been fixed, but I have -opencl flagged.

Hi, I'm doing a system update and darktable is failing to build.Įmerge -info '=media-gfx/darktable-3.0.1::gentoooĮmerge -pqv '=media-gfx/darktable-3.0.1::gentoo

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