On 15/06/2015, at 5:01 pm, Adrien Destugues <pulkomandy@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
The grist for nsparser.h in the first line looks wrong (it's missing theI have just added an explicit dependency in hrev49297 to address the issue.
x86_gcc2). However I'm not sure why and how to fix that.
Thanks, but I would prefer a generic solution fixing this in the Lex or Yacc
rule, or maybe moving the invocation of these rules outside the architecture
specific part (the generated file is exactly the same, so why is it tagged
architecture specific in the first place?)
In terms of reproducing, it's fairly straightforward to do:
find objects -name 'nslexer.*' | xargs rm
find objects -name 'nsparser.*' | xargs rm
jam -q '<src!kits!network!netresolv!x86_gcc2>nslexer.o'
Then go crazy poking the jam files :p
I tried this several times on different machines, but here the build goes
just fine, even with jam -j16 or -j32. I'm building from Haiku however, maybe
this somehow avoids the problem.
