Re: anjuta build failure on kbsd-*
Aka the "$(srcdir)/$(prefs_keyfile)" is passed as "./"
I would say that there is a problem in build rules of anjuta.
Any idea why only the kbsd-* buildds fail?
On Linux:
$ od -ax /tmp/
od: /tmp/: read error: Is a directory
0000000
On GNU/kFreeBSD
$ od -ax /tmp/ | head
0000000 ack can sub nul ff nul eot soh . nul nul nul R ff bel nul
9806 001a 000c 0104 002e 0000 8cd2 0007
0000020 4 nul eot stx . . nul nul del + sub nul dc4 nul bs nl
0034 0204 2e2e 0000 abff 001a 0014 0a08
0000040 c c j k a l b u . c nul dc4 nul , sub nul
6363 6b6a 6c61 7562 632e 9400 ac00 001a
0000060 dc4 nul bs nl c c 4 f 7 q y I . o nul dc4
0014 0a08 6363 6634 7137 4979 6f2e 9400
0000100 $ sub sub nul fs nul bs nl c c X 3 O e J R
9a24 001a 001c 0a08 6363 3358 654f 524a
On both:
$ od -ax /tmp/doesnotexist
od: /tmp/doesnotexist: No such file or directory
In anjuta/scripts/builder2schema.pl:
*******
if ($#ARGV == 2) {
open FILE, "<", $ARGV[2] or die $!;
while (<FILE>) { print "\t\t$_"; }
}
*******
Under GNU/kFreeBSD it opens and inserts garbage into output,
but under Linux it opens, but does not read any bytes,
so no garbage in output.
Petr
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