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Refactor Installation #110

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aggelgian opened this issue Feb 23, 2017 · 4 comments
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Refactor Installation #110

aggelgian opened this issue Feb 23, 2017 · 4 comments
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@aggelgian
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  • Fetch z3 and protoc automatically.
  • Be able to compile cuter without proper / meck.
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ioolkos commented Feb 26, 2017

Current master doesn't compile. Is this related to the refactoring?

cuter git:(master) ✗ make
ERLC src/cuter_serial.erl
src/cuter_serial.erl:366: field typedefs undefined in record 'Spec'
src/cuter_serial.erl:365: variable 'Ts' is unused
Makefile:168: recipe for target 'ebin/cuter_serial.beam' failed
make: *** [ebin/cuter_serial.beam] Error 1

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kostis commented Feb 26, 2017

AFAIK, CutEr master compiles fine. It's just that CutEr has never been a system that one issued make and everything was built. You need to follow the sequence of steps described in the README.

If you still encounter problems, please supply a complete report of showing your platform, the sequence of commands that you execute starting from the git clone and where it fails.

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ioolkos commented Feb 26, 2017

Apologies for being unclear. Yes, CutEr master compiles fine as a fresh clone.
My updated local repo did not after I pulled updates. I'll just switch to a fresh clone then.

Thanks for your help, @kostis.

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kostis commented Feb 26, 2017

Just in case my previous comment was not 100% clear, even after a git pull your updated local repo should also compile fine. But you still need to follow the sequence of commands autoconf; ./configure ...; make depend; make described in the README. It's often not enough to issue a simple make.

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