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Project X doesn't compile/work #265
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Commit dc61c3b modified the gen_remote_protocol.escript to include a header file. If ERL_LIBS is unset, the escript would fail to find the header: ==> verx (compile) /home/essen/ninenines/erlang.mk/test/app1/deps/verx/bin/gen_remote_protocol.escript:8: can't find include lib "verx/include/libvirt_constants.hrl" /home/essen/ninenines/erlang.mk/test/app1/deps/verx/bin/gen_remote_protocol.escript:12: undefined macro 'VIR_SECURITY_MODEL_BUFLEN' Set a default search path. See: #4 ninenines/erlang.mk#265 Thanks @essen!
Project verx has been fixed upstream and is now part of the index. |
Update the deps to point at tags as reported in: #2 ninenines/erlang.mk#265 Also, amazingly, evum still works. Tested with the busybox image from: http://fs.devloop.org.uk/filesystems/BusyBox-1.13.2/BusyBox-1.13.2-amd64-root_fs.bz2 The configuration: ~~~ {image, [ {busybox, [ {file, "BusyBox-1.13.2-amd64-root_fs"}, {uri, "http://fs.devloop.org.uk/filesystems/BusyBox-1.13.2/BusyBox-1.13.2-amd64-root_fs.bz2"}, {md5, "28adb144440ae21e450db2398a7c951d"}, {args, [{net, false}]} ]}]}. ~~~ Thanks @essen!
Project evum has been fixed upstream and is now part of the index. |
Project antidote has been fixed upstream and is now part of the index. |
Project color has been fixed upstream and is now part of the index. |
The poxa project seems to be broken on all platforms. |
cloudi_service_db_pgsql and cloudi_service_oauth1 have been fixed upstream and are now part of the index. |
amqp_client + rabbit_common; many thanks. |
#ihavenoideawhatimdoingwithmakefiles #197https://www.rabbitmq.com/erlang-client.htmlhttps://www.rabbitmq.com/erlang-client-user-guide.htmlRABBITMQ_VERSION=3.4.2 deps:: |
amqp_client now works! All you have to do is define RABBITMQ_CLIENT_PATCH and erlang.mk will fetch the corresponding repositories for you (only tracking master at this point, I want to get feedback). |
rabbit (rabbitmq-server) was also added today. You need to define RABBITMQ_SERVER_PATCH. |
actordb_thrift was fixed as soon as it was added, pushing! |
gut has just been fixed, and rebar3/relx have been fixed a few days ago. |
when adding eper to SHELL_DEPS and calling make shell. The expected behaviour of beams being compiled to deps/eper/ebin doesn't happen. Not 100% sure but the dep_target define does run the autoreconf and configure, which generates Makefiles in eper, eper/src and priv/bin/. The generated Makefiles isn't what I expect when I compare for instance the result in sync dep. Easy to replicate, adding dep_eper with github path, then SHELL_DEPS = eper, make shell. |
Opened ticket: massemanet/eper#40 |
Will need to look into lhttpc, it's normally been fixed as per: esl/lhttpc#43 (comment) |
Closing because it needs reactualizing. |
This is a meta ticket referencing the current dependency compilation issues. While all projects in the index compile just fine, a small number of projects can't be added yet because we are not compatible with them yet. This issue comment will be updated with all known issues. Everyone is invited to contribute patches that make those projects work, or knowledge of a "better fork" if it has fixed the issues and is also maintained.
If you need a project on this list, please post a comment requesting a fix for it. We will do our best to help.
czmq
dose not build with gcc-4.9.2 gar1t/erlang-czmq#33The following projects have a name that conflict with another package in the index. Down the line the index will allow different projects to have the same name.
The following projects are in the index but experience some issues:
See #281 and #282 for OSX and FreeBSD issues with packages that are currently in the index.
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