Packages in stretch/i386 which failed to build from source
133 (0.5%) packages which failed to build from source in stretch/i386: (this list is filtered and only shows unexpected ftbfs issues - see the list below for expected failures.)
gatos
canl-java
chromium
python-django
cups#
openjdk-8
ruby2.3
icu
mod-gnutls
openldap
golang-1.8
golang-1.7
xapian-core
sagemath#
txfixtures
python-apt
node-grunt-contrib-copy
strace+
scilab
botch
tap.py
watcher
subversion#
cadabra
libtemplate-plugin-calendar-simple-perl
zookeeper
x264
llvm-toolchain-3.9
kmer
ipywidgets
dnssecjava
libio-socket-ssl-perl
node-yargs
translate-toolkit
yadifa
libio-socket-multicast6-perl
node-marked-man
gridengine#
debci
python-kdcproxy
elixir-lang
refind#
prometheus
mpqc3
custodia
dico
crash
quantlib-swig
neovim
sra-sdk
zeroc-ice
0ad
galera-3
traverso
ecere-sdk
android-platform-external-doclava
ncbi-vdb
ruby-eventmachine
ants#
sword
the+
python-arrayfire
mkosi
user-mode-linux
okio
openmsx
tcc
wiredtiger
yade
python-biplist
xpp
python-babel
soundscaperenderer
urwid
validator.js
regina-rexx+
saga
nuitka
sbcl
sketch
ri-li#
python-gammu
jetty9
python-argcomplete#
ryu
sslsplit
php-sabre-vobject-3
qbs
zfs-fuse
openbios
pbbam
python-formencode
nodejs
polygen
argyll
libffado
nbd
handbrake
meson
latrace#
libpqtypes
golang-github-boltdb-bolt
natbraille
kvmtool
htsjdk
scilab-ann
kbuild
ruby-diaspora-vines
mlton
pyliblo
ocrmypdf
llvm-toolchain-3.8
gammu
bcftools###
cross-toolchain-base-ports
llvm-toolchain-4.0
dc-qt
jnr-posix#
git-build-recipe
blockdiag
bagelP
checkinstall
exec-maven-plugin
scilab-plotlib
cinder
3270font
scilab-celestlab
snap-aligner
cvc3
trilinos
iodine#
tiptop
jruby#
3 (0.0%) packages which failed to build from source in stretch/i386 due to our changes in the toolchain or due to our setup.
This list includes packages tagged or ffile_prefix_map_passed_to_clang.
debian-installer#
thunderbird
llvm-toolchain-7
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