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libffi upstream hides headers behind ABI-specific directories. On gentoo this leads to failing ./configure checks for ffi.h, as
autoconf by itself is not aware of it.
See e.g. https://bugs.gentoo.org/643582
for details. A fix would be to call
pkg-config in case of failing checks for the header:
On the other hand, this might be a gcc gentoo bug, as on Debian the location is still not /usr/include, but something including x86_64 in its name, yet the compiler finds the header just fine.
libffi upstream hides headers behind ABI-specific directories. On gentoo this leads to failing ./configure checks for ffi.h, as
autoconf by itself is not aware of it.
See e.g. https://bugs.gentoo.org/643582
for details. A fix would be to call
pkg-config in case of failing checks for the header:
More precisely, the right
PKG_...
autoconf macro.On the other hand, this might be a gcc gentoo bug, as on Debian the location is still not /usr/include, but something including
x86_64
in its name, yet the compiler finds the header just fine.CC: @jdemeyer @embray
Component: packages: standard
Reviewer: Erik Bray
Issue created by migration from https://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/27175
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