Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="_c15512eb-82c5-4ee2-bece-9e0ba5bc6156_" --_c15512eb-82c5-4ee2-bece-9e0ba5bc6156_ Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Dear David=2C I am compiling under MSWindows XP with MSYS. In order to compile I launch bash script vbl_update.sh hereinattached under= a bash interactive shell opened in EMACS. I have redirected the output of = make inside vbl_update.sh and this produces the file compile.log also attac= hed. I have also saved the whole shell buffer to shell_output.log. I have noticed something quite abnormal which I did not noticed the first t= ime=2C in shell_output.log I can read=20 Debugger entered--Lisp error: (file-error "Opening output file" "no such fi= le or directory" "d:/c/Programme/GNU/installation/cedet-install/cedet/lisp/= cedet/loaddefs.el") The path is actually c:/Programme/GNU/installation/cedet-install/cedet/lis= p/cedet/loaddefs.el=20 Replacing c: by /c is just an MSYS trick. when you use the pwd command in MSYS you get some path=2C real MS Windows p= ath can be derived from those paths by two rules: - /c or /d and suchlikes stand for c: or d: and so on - file /etc/fstab=2C maybe in emacs-lisp this can be found as (concat (gete= nv "MSYS") "etc\\fstab")=2C contains also some mounting information. VBR=2C Vincent. > From: deng@randomsample.de > To: vincent.b.1@hotmail.fr > CC: cedet-semantic@lists.sourceforge.net > Subject: Re: [cedet-semantic] Latest CEDET on BZR does not compile with e= macs 24.1 > Date: Thu=2C 27 Sep 2012 08:13:54 +0200 >=20 > Vincent Bela=EFche writes: > > In my first email (that of September the 7th) there were attachment to = be more > > specific about what happens. >=20 > Oh. I'm sorry=2C I should have looked again at your first mail. >=20 > > in the compile log=2C the first error met was: > > > > In toplevel form: > > cedet-android.el:35:13:Error: Cannot open load file: ede/loaddefs > > make[2]: *** [cedet-android.elc] Error 1 >=20 > I see you're compiling on Windows. Are you using cygwin or something > else? Which version of 'make' are you using? The buildbot does test > compilation with cygwin=2C and it works there. It seems there's some > problem with properly setting up the load-path. Unfortunately=2C your > backtrace is rather difficult to read because the line breaks are all > messed up. If you're working on a shell supporting redirection=2C maybe > you could redirect the output to a file and attach it. >=20 > -David = --_c15512eb-82c5-4ee2-bece-9e0ba5bc6156_ Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable