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DISCUSSION Jack Mitchell 2 participants 5 messages Oct 12, 2012

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On my git pull and build today I ran into some compile errors. As mentioned before I would usually just -c cleansstate and retry, which 99% of the time sorts the issue. However, I was informed this was not meant to happen and logs would be appreciated, so please find them below.

pkgconfig-native
http://ix.io/38G

binutils-crosssdk
http://ix.io/38I

Possibly looks like something doesn't have a 'sed' dependency when it should?

Cheers,

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  Jack Mitchell ([email protected])
  Embedded Systems Engineer
  http://www.embed.me.uk

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Quoted 5 lines · Jack Mitchell

On my git pull and build today I ran into some compile errors. As mentioned before I would usually just -c cleansstate and retry, which 99% of the time sorts the issue. However, I was informed this was not meant to happen and logs would be appreciated, so please find them below.

pkgconfig-native
http://ix.io/38G

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binutils-crosssdk
http://ix.io/38I

Possibly looks like something doesn't have a 'sed' dependency when it should?

Cheers,

On a re-run I get:

http://ix.io/38J

Next step is to try good old cleansstate which I believe will work as it seems to be an autoreconf which isn't being performed.

Regards,

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  Jack Mitchell ([email protected])
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Quoted 5 lines · Jack Mitchell

On my git pull and build today I ran into some compile errors. As mentioned before I would usually just -c cleansstate and retry, which 99% of the time sorts the issue. However, I was informed this was not meant to happen and logs would be appreciated, so please find them below.

pkgconfig-native
http://ix.io/38G

Quoted 7 lines

binutils-crosssdk
http://ix.io/38I

Possibly looks like something doesn't have a 'sed' dependency when it should?

Cheers,

Quoted 8 lines

On a re-run I get:

http://ix.io/38J

Next step is to try good old cleansstate which I believe will work as it seems to be an autoreconf which isn't being performed.

Regards,

Ok, seems to be maybe a bit more serious that first thought. Pkgconfig still fails to build with the following log:

http://ix.io/38K

Any ideas? Force a rebuild of libtool maybe?

Cheers,

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  Jack Mitchell ([email protected])
  Embedded Systems Engineer
  http://www.embed.me.uk

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Quoted 14 lines · Jack Mitchell
Quoted 5 lines · Jack Mitchell

On my git pull and build today I ran into some compile errors. As mentioned before I would usually just -c cleansstate and retry, which 99% of the time sorts the issue. However, I was informed this was not meant to happen and logs would be appreciated, so please find them below.

pkgconfig-native
http://ix.io/38G

Quoted 7 lines

binutils-crosssdk
http://ix.io/38I

Possibly looks like something doesn't have a 'sed' dependency when it should?

Cheers,

Quoted 8 lines

On a re-run I get:

http://ix.io/38J

Next step is to try good old cleansstate which I believe will work as it seems to be an autoreconf which isn't being performed.

Regards,

Quoted 8 lines

Ok, seems to be maybe a bit more serious that first thought. Pkgconfig still fails to build with the following log:

http://ix.io/38K

Any ideas? Force a rebuild of libtool maybe?

Cheers,

Ok, to fix:

bitbake -c cleansstate binutils-crosssdk
bitbake -c cleansstate pkgconfig
bitbake -c cleansstate pkgconfig-native

This got past the issue and it has now continued to build.

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  Jack Mitchell ([email protected])
  Embedded Systems Engineer
  http://www.embed.me.uk

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Quoted 5 lines · Jack Mitchell

On my git pull and build today I ran into some compile errors. As mentioned before I would usually just -c cleansstate and retry, which 99% of the time sorts the issue. However, I was informed this was not meant to happen and logs would be appreciated, so please find them below.

Quoted 8 lines

pkgconfig-native
http://ix.io/38G

binutils-crosssdk
http://ix.io/38I

Possibly looks like something doesn't have a 'sed' dependency when it should?

See the libtool patch I recently sent out...

Cheers,

Richard