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general SRT bug

SRT bugs of general nature.

Junly 9
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Makefile related bugs.

  • arch_spec.mk: *** commands commence before first target. Stop. The gmake on host is out of date. Get gmake-3.74 or later. See Required Software.
  • /bin/sh: foo/tmp/HP-UX9/RecoUtils/foo.d: Cannot create the specified file. ... cpp: output pipe has been closed
  • No directory in tmp. Somehow the 'gmake installdirs' is not run yet. Type "gmake installdirs" to create directories in tmp.
  • cannot create the specified file. cpp: output pipe has been closed.
  • No write access to the disk. If the working directory is on AFS, do klog.
  • Foo.dhh: No such file or directory This often occurs when BFARCH is not a production platform and one is trying 'gmake Foo.all', required software for current package is not made yet. For instance, DbiEvent may need to be built before IfrData. Try setting BFARCH to existing production platform or try 'gmake -pl cold'.
  • foo/foo.hh: No such file or directory
  • Cannot find header file. First see if $BFARCH is a production platform, if not, then the working directory must be either a BFDIST directory created on remote site with importrel command or a local directory created with "newrel -a". Otherwise the header directory will not be set up properly. This message are often generated by standard.mk while trying to create fn.d files with $(CPP).
  • seems like a wrong version of archive library is loaded in.
  • The '-L' order may be wrong. Turn on the '-v' switch to check the order. e.g. gmake CC="gcc -v" CXX="g++ -v".
  • undefined symbols The compiler may have pick up wrong header or library archive, check tmp/foo/foo.d file to see if this is the case.










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