* hdf5: introduce hdf5-threadsafe variant
Compiled with thread safe support and without the High Level library
which is incompatible with thread safety.
* alembic: clean buildInputs to nativeBuildInputs
* alembic: use hdf5-threadsafe
For Python 2, tests were failing because they depended on a particular
way of executing the tests module as it defined a global variable
and created a temporary file. Running it through setup.py didn't work.
Invoking it directly solved the issue.
For Python 3, aenum tests were disabled, however, they did't have to
fail. Configuring UTF8 locale resolved the failure that was happening
after the above fix for Python 2 was applied.
First, closure size is reduced by including the static libraries in $out instead
of trying to move them to $dev. The Qt build system cannot handle libraries
being split between different prefixes. Previously, the static libraries were
moved into $dev and the shared libraries were symlinked from $out to $dev to
fool the build system. However, this causes $dev to be retained at
runtime. Instead, we now keep the static libraries in $out. Fortunately, the
static libraries are not very large anyway.
Second, we build with QT_NO_DEBUG defined unless debugging is enabled. This
causes some assertions to be removed; when assertions are included, they pull
paths from $dev into the runtime closure by using the __FILE__ macro. We also
now patch qtbase to remove even more assertions when QT_NO_DEBUG is defined.
This was only applicable to very specific hardware, and the only person
with an apparent interest in maintaining it (me) no longer uses the
hardware in question.
Darwin requires dependency on MacPasteboard
The test runs successfully when executed interactively from a nix-shell.
Disable doCheck as paste pasteboard is not accessible in (non-interactive) nix-build.
This `markBroken` annotation was either added in error (by me), or the
package was removed from melpa-stable, but either way, it's no longer
in that package set, so remove the annotation.
