[Omake] Announcing OMake 0.9.8
Janne Hellsten
jjhellst at gmail.com
Tue Dec 12 01:49:54 PST 2006
Forgot to mention that the platform is Mac OS X/x86.
I tried to build the latest 0.9.8-1 version from the source package
directly, and that fails in a different way:
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*** omake: done (66.6 sec, 370/370 scans, 474/730 rules, 1200/2977
digests)
OMAKEFLAGS= OMAKEPATH=lib src/main/omake --dotomake .omake
--force-dotomake -j2 all
*** omake: reading OMakefiles
*** omake: finished reading OMakefiles (0.2 sec)
- build src/main omake.opt
+ ocamlopt.opt -warn-error A -w Aez -I . -I ../libmojave -I ../util -I
../magic -I ../ast -I ../ir -I ../env -I ../exec -I ../eval -I
../shell -I ../build -I ../builtin -o omake.opt unix.cmxa
../libmojave/lm.cmxa ../util/util.cmxa ../magic/magic.cmxa
../ast/ast.cmxa ../ir/ir.cmxa ../env/env.cmxa ../exec/exec.cmxa
../eval/eval.cmxa ../shell/shell.cmxa ../build/build.cmxa
../builtin/builtin.cmxa omake_shell.cmx omake_main.cmx ../clib/clib.a
-cclib -lncurses -cclib -lreadline
/usr/bin/ld: Undefined
symbols:[=============================================================================
] 01685 / 01691
_camlOmake_cache
_camlOmake_cache__code_begin
_camlOmake_cache__code_end
_camlOmake_cache__data_begin
_camlOmake_cache__data_end
_camlOmake_cache__entry
_camlOmake_cache__frametable
_camlOmake_cache__create_1844
_camlOmake_cache__exe_find_4007
_camlOmake_cache__exe_find_all_4014
_camlOmake_cache__listing_find_4000
_camlOmake_cache__ls_exe_path_4028
_camlOmake_cache__ls_path_4023
_camlOmake_cache__rehash_1845
_camlOmake_cache__reset_2795
_camlOmake_cache__stat_2896
_camlOmake_cache__add_3158
_camlOmake_cache__clear_1850
_camlOmake_cache__find_result_3826
_camlOmake_cache__find_result_sloppy_3834
_camlOmake_cache__from_channel_2788
_camlOmake_cache__stat_changed_2921
_camlOmake_cache__stat_set_2900
_camlOmake_cache__stat_table_2905
_camlOmake_cache__to_channel_2792
_camlOmake_cache__up_to_date_status_3816
_camlOmake_cache__exists_dir_2929
_camlOmake_cache__up_to_date_3810
_camlOmake_cache__is_dir_2891
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
Error during linking
*** omake: 1685/1719 targets are up to date
*** omake: failed (32.9 sec, 367/381 scans, 233/769 rules, 612/2865 digests)
*** omake: targets were not rebuilt because of errors:
src/main/omake.opt
make: *** [all] Error 2
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I am running OCaml 3.09.2.
Hope this helps,
Janne
On 12/12/06, Janne Hellsten <jjhellst at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to update OMake from GODI but alas the build fails for some
> reason. The error is here:
>
> 8<
> > + ocamlopt.opt -warn-error A -w Aez -I . -c Lm_set.ml
> > File "Lm_set.ml", line 1, characters 0-1:
> > Could not find the .cmi file for interface Lm_set.mli.
> > *** omake: 578/1502 targets are up to date
> > *** omake: failed (30.5 sec, 196/196 scans, 73/94 rules, 467/1168 digests)
> > *** omake: targets were not rebuilt because of errors:
> > src/libmojave/Lm_set.cmx
> > depends on: src/libmojave/Lm_set.ml
> > src/libmojave/Lm_set.cmi
> > depends on: src/libmojave/Lm_set.ml
> > src/libmojave/Lm_set.o
> > depends on: src/libmojave/Lm_set.ml
> 8<
>
> The full log is attached.
>
> Thanks,
> Janne
>
> On 12/12/06, Aleksey Nogin <nogin at metaprl.org> wrote:
> > We are proud to announce the latest release of the OMake Build System -
> > OMake 0.9.8.
> >
> > OMake 0.9.8 is a major feature enhancements and bugfixes release; it is
> > not fully backwards-compatible. The changes in this release include:
> >
> > * The main change in this release is that the OMake values will now be
> > converted into the shell command lines directly (all the previous
> > versions of OMake should first "flatten" the value into a string and
> > then perform sh-like parsing of the resulting string). In particular,
> > this means that:
> > + All the special symbols in files and directory values will be
> > preserved.
> > + All the spaces inside the array elements will be preserved.
> > + All the special symbols in OMake-quoted values ($"..." and
> > $'...') will be preserved.
> > + If the first element of the command line is a file value,
> > neither PATH- nor alias-expansion will be performed. Note -
> > there will also be no alias-expansion if the executable value
> > contains quoted parts or starts with a \.
> > + The Shell. aliases will now receive the values passed on the
> > shell command line as is, not the string-expanded version. Also,
> > if some of the arguments are the result of a glob-expansion, the
> > alias function will receive the appropriate file values, not the
> > strings.
> > + OMake 0.9.8 will not be fully backwards-compatible with the
> > earlier releases.
> > * Major redesign of the OMake documentation (using Hevea).
> > + The documentation is significantly expanded, examples added,
> > bugs fixed.
> > + There are now a number of indices, including a index of
> > variables, an index of functions, and an overall index.
> > * OCaml.om improvements:
> > + Implemented a new approach to computing the dependencies in
> > OCaml projects in OMake. In this approach a special version of
> > ocamldep is used to only extract the list of the external
> > modules a file depends on and then OMake is used to map those
> > modules to files in the include path. This eliminates the
> > "standard" deficiency of having to generate all the relevant
> > OCaml source files before ocamldep is called. This feature is
> > considered highly expire mental and is disabled by default. Use
> > the OCAMLDEP_MODULES_ENABLED variable to enable.
> > + Added support for the Menhir parser-generator (experimental).
> > * C.om improvements:
> > + Changed the CProgram function to consider LIBS to be the actual
> > library files (_without_ the extension) that need to be linked
> > in.
> > + Improved the C scanner rule on Windows.
> > * LaTeX.om improvements:
> > + BSTINPUTS environment variable joins TEXINPUTS and BIBINPUTS in
> > the list of variables initialized from the OMake's TEXINPUTS
> > variable.
> > + The list of such variables is now configurable (TEXVARS variable
> > contains an array of names).
> > * More control over the OMake output and verbosity.
> > + By default, OMake is now much more silent ("-S --progress" is
> > enabled by default when it outputs to a terminal, and "-S" is
> > enabled in all other cases).
> > + Added a --verbose option that would make OMake very verbose,
> > when needed.
> > + Added an ability to postpone and/or repeat the rule execution
> > output (so that, for example, only the output of the rules that
> > fail is printed, or the output of the rules that failed is
> > repeated at the end of the omake -k execution). This feature is
> > somewhat experimental and might change in the future versions of
> > OMake.
> > + Added the -o option for better control of OMake verbosity.
> > * Added three special .PHONY targets: .BUILD_BEGIN, .BUILD_SUCCESS, and
> > .BUILD_FAILURE. .BUILD_BEGIN is built before anything else in your
> > project. One of .BUILD_SUCCESS or .BUILD_FAILURE is built when the
> > build for your project terminates.
> > Note:
> > + This feature is experimental and is likely to change in the
> > future versions of OMake.
> > + If you want to use these targets, you should probably add them
> > to your ~/.omakerc, rather than adding them directly to each of
> > the projects you work on.
> > * OMake will now save the .omakedb periodically, preventing the state
> > loss in case the OMake process dies unexpectedly (for example, when
> > Cygwin kills OMake after user presses Ctrl-C). The checkpointing
> > interval may be configured both at compile time and via the command
> > line.
> > * The variables such as $< and $@ in rules and % in implicit rules will
> > no longer be expanded to strings; instead they will be passed as Node
> > ("file") values.
> > * Much better handling of the exit function, a number of bugs fixed.
> > * Implicit rules can no longer have target patterns referring to
> > another directories.
> > * New functions: Shell.ln-or-cp, html-escaped, string-escaped,
> > encode-uri, decode-uri, random, find-targets-in-path.
> > * Added an ability to turn a string into an input channel. This allows,
> > for example, to use an OMake variable as an input to built-in awk
> > without having to write it to a temporary file first.
> > * New flags added to built-in awk and grep.
> > * A large number of other bug fixes and improvements.
> >
> > For more information on OMake, please visit the OMake Home Page at
> > http://omake.metaprl.org/
> >
> > Source and binary packages of OMake 0.9.8 may be downloaded from
> > http://omake.metaprl.org/download.html. In addition, OMake may be
> > obtained via the GODI packaging system.
> >
> > OMake 0.9.8 is still an alpha release. While we have made an effort
> > to ensure that it is bug-free, it is possible some functions may not
> > behave as you would expect. Please report any comments and/or bugs to
> > the mailing list omake at metaprl.org and/or at http://bugzilla.metaprl.org/
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