Re: [SoundComp-Develop] Wiki navigation sidebar, finally

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Hello Phil,

trying to see what your build problem is.

> hi Jan ... Won't be online as much as I used to. Country is going through some serious load shedding from tomorrow! Up to 16 hours or more with no power!

Now that _is_ bad :-(

[Console output redirected to file:L:\coding\coding\soundcomp\tools\build.log]
Buildfile: L:\coding\coding\soundcomp\tools\parsergen.xml
create_parsers:
     [exec] .\yacc: 2 shift/reduce conflicts.
     [move] Moving 1 file to L:\coding\coding\soundcomp\tools


     [move] Moving 1 file to L:\coding\coding\soundcomp\tools
     [move] Moving 1 file to L:\coding\coding\soundcomp\tools
     [copy] Copying 3 files to L:\coding\coding\soundcomp\javasrc\de\maramuse\soundcomp\parser


     [echo] built on 201105221846
BUILD SUCCESSFUL
Total time: 3 seconds

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that means the parser build was ok, the shift/reduce conflicts are expected and do not harm in this case.

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I also get 873 errors

1 is C++ related
Description    Resource    Path    Location    Type
intsizes.h: No such file or directory    OutputFile.cpp    SoundComp/csrc/files    line 37    C/C++ Problem

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That means the "intsizes.h" file has not been created. Try to follow the steps in the wiki - before starting the actual SoundComp build, you need a few preparation steps, one of those creates the file that is reported missing in that message.

Other than that, C/C++ seems to build ok then? Good news :-)

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the rest are Java related

Description    Resource    Path    Location    Type
ConditionalParser cannot be resolved to a type    Preprocessor.java    SoundComp/javasrc/de/maramuse/soundcomp/parser    line 879    Java Problem


This is strange. There, a missing java source file is creating the error. The java file should have created just in the build step from which the "shift/reduce conflict" message originated, so it _should_ be there. You could look whether you find a file "ConditionalParser.java" somewhere in your project - it should have been created in the package "de.maramuse.soundcomp.parser" but obviously is not found there. If it has been moved to somewhere else, we should find out why.

Hope the power shortage doesn't hit you hard. By the way, I added you on LinkedIn - at least I believe I did :-)



Best regards

Jan