No that won't solve it. (libcloog-ppl-dev is already a dependency).
However, it turned out that the problem was with a certain gcc version, which was looking for libcloog-ppl0, but only libcloog-ppl1 was available (SONAME bumped). So gcc bailed out with that message. (s.a. http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=712257)
But the m4 macro did not detect that, so the test for the safety to use -floop-parallelize-all is IMHO incomplete as it should actually try to compile/link a programm using that feature to see if that works.
No that won't solve it. (libcloog-ppl-dev is already a dependency).
However, it turned out that the problem was with a certain gcc version, which was looking for libcloog-ppl0, but only libcloog-ppl1 was available (SONAME bumped). So gcc bailed out with that message. (s.a. http:// bugs.debian. org/cgi- bin/bugreport. cgi?bug= 712257)
But the m4 macro did not detect that, so the test for the safety to use -floop- parallelize- all is IMHO incomplete as it should actually try to compile/link a programm using that feature to see if that works.