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Hello everybody,
We are very glad to announce that, our project, Englab (http://www.englab.org/ , http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=53610) now has its own repository for Archlinux from which pre-build packages can be installed/upgraded using pacman.
To use Englab's repository simply add these lines if you are using the x86_64 architecture:
[englab]
Server = http://englab.bugfest.net/arch/x86_64
or there if you are using the i686 architecture:
[englab]
Server = http://englab.bugfest.net/arch/i686
to your '/etc/pacman.conf' file.
Then as you know just shoot:
pacman -Sy
and pacman will synchronize with the repository.
List of available packages:
- libenglab (basic library)
- englab (console UI)
- englabgui (graphical UI)
- englab-cimg (image processing toolbox)
- englab-matrix (matrix processing toolbox)
- englab-special_functions (special math functions toolbox)
- cimg-1.2.9
- newmat
Thank you!
Last edited by Verminoz (2009-06-01 17:37:34)
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I can provide packages for i686. If you are interested, where can I upload them?
What about mathgl and englab-plot .
Last edited by Stefan Husmann (2008-09-11 08:14:46)
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There have been some small build errors with englab-plot but I will fix it and build the packages as soon as I have time (probably after Monday).
I have sent you an e-mail about the i686 packages. Of course we are interested
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The i686 repo is now up and running - at least for me .
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Yeap sorry for the delay but I was busy. The i686 repo is up and running. Only the url is a bit different:
[englab]
Server = http://englab.bugfest.net/arch/i686
Enjoy!
If you encounter problems please feel free to drop me a line and say what's wrong! Thank you!
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Hello,
as already announced here:
http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php? … 05#p562305
version 0.3 of our project Englab has been released. The PKGBUILDs are available in AUR and I have build the packages for our x86_64 repository. We just need someone running i686 Archlinux to build them for the i686 repo. We would be grateful if someone could help us out.
Thank you!
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I wasn't able to build englabgui 0.3.0-1. :3
Edit: I built all packages (except englabgui) for i686 and uploaded them to http://www.foutrelis.com/archlinux/englab/ for you (Verminoz) to copy over to the englab repository.
Last edited by foutrelis (2009-06-01 15:45:46)
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A problem in englabgui's PKGBUILD has been fixed. Now it should be able to build.
Thanks a lot foutrelis!
Did you manage to build libenglab-cimg? After testing I think it might not be possible to build against 1.3.0, but only 1.2.9!
I just saw you already figured that out!
Last edited by Verminoz (2009-06-01 17:29:12)
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A problem in englabgui's PKGBUILD has been fixed. Now it should be able to build.
Built and uploaded!
Did you manage to build libenglab-cimg? After testing I think it might not be possible to build against 1.3.0, but only 1.2.9!
I didn't investigate the reason why it didn't build with cimg 1.3.0, I just grabbed cimg 1.2.9-2 from the bugfest i686 repo and went with that. :>
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The repository is up and running! Thanks again!
To use Englab's repository simply add these lines if you are using the i686 architecture:
[englab]
Server = http://englab.bugfest.net/arch/i686
or there if you are using the x86_64 architecture:
[englab]
Server = http://englab.bugfest.net/arch/x86_64
to your '/etc/pacman.conf' file.
If you encounter any problems concerning the repository or the software itself please contact the Englab team here or by e-mail at:
support (at) englab.org
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Did you manage to build libenglab-cimg? After testing I think it might not be possible to build against 1.3.0, but only 1.2.9!
I didn't investigate the reason why it didn't build with cimg 1.3.0, I just grabbed cimg 1.2.9-2 from the bugfest i686 repo and went with that. :>
I had that problem, too, but I think the problem is related to the way the configure script tries to detect the version number of the Cimg package.
Last edited by Stefan Husmann (2009-06-01 18:21:51)
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That came to my mind too so I tried removing the detection test from the configure script and it ended successfully as expected. After that, however, strange errors popped up during compilation. I didn't manage to figure those out.
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If the problem cannot be solved, an alternative, inferior solution could be to rename cimg in the working release to, lets say, cimg-legacy or the like and maintain it seperately.
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Good idea! I'm going to try again to compile against cimg-1.3.0, but if doesn't work at all we'll have to go to the solution you suggested.
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