dev-ml:async_extra-0.14.0:20231022-153308.log

dev-ml:async_extra-0.14.0:20231022-153308.log (text/plain), 17.27 KB, created by Toralf Förster on 2023-10-22 15:37:19 UTC

 * Package:    dev-ml/async_extra-0.14.0:0/0.14.0
 * Repository: gentoo
 * USE:        abi_x86_64 amd64 elibc_glibc kernel_linux ocamlopt
 * FEATURES:   network-sandbox preserve-libs sandbox userpriv usersandbox

>>> Unpacking source...
>>> Unpacking async_extra-0.14.0.tar.gz to /var/tmp/portage/dev-ml/async_extra-0.14.0/work
>>> Source unpacked in /var/tmp/portage/dev-ml/async_extra-0.14.0/work
>>> Preparing source in /var/tmp/portage/dev-ml/async_extra-0.14.0/work/async_extra-0.14.0 ...
>>> Source prepared.
>>> Configuring source in /var/tmp/portage/dev-ml/async_extra-0.14.0/work/async_extra-0.14.0 ...
>>> Source configured.
>>> Compiling source in /var/tmp/portage/dev-ml/async_extra-0.14.0/work/async_extra-0.14.0 ...
 * dune build @install --display=short --profile release -j 4
      ocamlc async_bus/src/.async_bus.objs/byte/async_bus__.{cmi,cmo,cmt}
    ocamlopt async_bus/src/.async_bus.objs/native/async_bus__.{cmx,o}
      ocamlc .ppx/57ef275c515ec1fe105f6ff0979f5a61/dune__exe___ppx.{cmi,cmo}
    ocamlopt .ppx/57ef275c515ec1fe105f6ff0979f5a61/dune__exe___ppx.{cmx,o}
    ocamlopt .ppx/57ef275c515ec1fe105f6ff0979f5a61/ppx.exe
File "async_bus/src/dune", line 2, characters 13-47:
2 |  (preprocess (pps ppx_jane -check-doc-comments))
                 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
         ppx async_bus/src/async_bus.pp.mli (exit 2)
.ppx/57ef275c515ec1fe105f6ff0979f5a61/ppx.exe: unknown option '-check-doc-comments'.
ppx.exe [extra_args] [<files>]
  -as-ppx                          Run as a -ppx rewriter (must be the first argument)
  --as-ppx                         Same as -as-ppx
  -as-pp                           Shorthand for: -dump-ast -embed-errors
  --as-pp                          Same as -as-pp
  -o <filename>                    Output file (use '-' for stdout)
  -                                Read input from stdin
  -dump-ast                        Dump the marshaled ast to the output file instead of pretty-printing it
  --dump-ast                       Same as -dump-ast
  -dparsetree                      Print the parsetree (same as ocamlc -dparsetree)
  -embed-errors                    Embed errors in the output AST (default: true when -dump-ast, false otherwise)
  -null                            Produce no output, except for errors
  -impl <file>                     Treat the input as a .ml file
  --impl <file>                    Same as -impl
  -intf <file>                     Treat the input as a .mli file
  --intf <file>                    Same as -intf
  -debug-attribute-drop            Debug attribute dropping
  -print-transformations           Print linked-in code transformations, in the order they are applied
  -print-passes                    Print the actual passes over the whole AST in the order they are applied
  -ite-check                       (no effect -- kept for compatibility)
  -pp <command>                    Pipe sources through preprocessor <command> (incompatible with -as-ppx)
  -reconcile                       (WIP) Pretty print the output using a mix of the input source and the generated code
  -reconcile-with-comments         (WIP) same as -reconcile but uses comments to enclose the generated code
  -no-color                        Don't use colors when printing errors
  -diff-cmd                        Diff command when using code expectations (use - to disable diffing)
  -pretty                          Instruct code generators to improve the prettiness of the generated code
  -styler                          Code styler
  -output-metadata FILE            Where to store the output metadata
  -corrected-suffix SUFFIX         Suffix to append to corrected files
  -loc-filename <string>           File name to use in locations
  -reserve-namespace <string>      Mark the given namespace as reserved
  -no-check                        Disable checks (unsafe)
  -check                           Enable checks
  -no-check-on-extensions          Disable checks on extension point only
  -check-on-extensions             Enable checks on extension point only
  -no-locations-check              Disable locations check only
  -locations-check                 Enable locations check only
  -apply <names>                   Apply these transformations in order (comma-separated list)
  -dont-apply <names>              Exclude these transformations
  -no-merge                        Do not merge context free transformations (better for debugging rewriters). As a result, the context-free transformations are not all applied before all impl and intf.
  -cookie NAME=EXPR                Set the cookie NAME to EXPR
  --cookie                         Same as -cookie
  -deriving-keep-w32 {impl|intf|both}
                                   Do not try to disable warning 32 for the generated code
  -deriving-disable-w32-method {code|attribute}
                                   How to disable warning 32 for the generated code
  -type-conv-keep-w32 {impl|intf|both}
                                   Deprecated, use -deriving-keep-w32
  -type-conv-w32 {code|attribute}
                                   Deprecated, use -deriving-disable-w32-method
  -deriving-keep-w60 {impl|intf|both}
                                   Do not try to disable warning 60 for the generated code
  -dirname <dir>                   Name of the current directory relative to the root of the project
  -inline-test-lib                 A base name to use for generated identifiers (has to be globally unique in a program). ppx_inline_test (and ppx_bench) are disabled unless this flag is passed.
  -bench-drop                      Drop inline benchmarks
  -bench-drop-with-deadcode        Drop inline benchmarks by wrapping them inside deadcode to prevent unused variable warnings.
  -inline-test-drop                Drop unit tests
  -inline-test-drop-with-deadcode  Drop unit tests by wrapping them inside deadcode to prevent unused variable warnings.
  -log-source-position             If set, adds a "pos" tag with a source code position to every logged message.
  -help                            Display this list of options
  --help                           Display this list of options
File "async_bus/src/dune", line 2, characters 13-47:
2 |  (preprocess (pps ppx_jane -check-doc-comments))
                 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
         ppx async_bus/src/async_bus.pp.ml (exit 2)
.ppx/57ef275c515ec1fe105f6ff0979f5a61/ppx.exe: unknown option '-check-doc-comments'.
ppx.exe [extra_args] [<files>]
  -as-ppx                          Run as a -ppx rewriter (must be the first argument)
  --as-ppx                         Same as -as-ppx
  -as-pp                           Shorthand for: -dump-ast -embed-errors
  --as-pp                          Same as -as-pp
  -o <filename>                    Output file (use '-' for stdout)
  -                                Read input from stdin
  -dump-ast                        Dump the marshaled ast to the output file instead of pretty-printing it
  --dump-ast                       Same as -dump-ast
  -dparsetree                      Print the parsetree (same as ocamlc -dparsetree)
  -embed-errors                    Embed errors in the output AST (default: true when -dump-ast, false otherwise)
  -null                            Produce no output, except for errors
  -impl <file>                     Treat the input as a .ml file
  --impl <file>                    Same as -impl
  -intf <file>                     Treat the input as a .mli file
  --intf <file>                    Same as -intf
  -debug-attribute-drop            Debug attribute dropping
  -print-transformations           Print linked-in code transformations, in the order they are applied
  -print-passes                    Print the actual passes over the whole AST in the order they are applied
  -ite-check                       (no effect -- kept for compatibility)
  -pp <command>                    Pipe sources through preprocessor <command> (incompatible with -as-ppx)
  -reconcile                       (WIP) Pretty print the output using a mix of the input source and the generated code
  -reconcile-with-comments         (WIP) same as -reconcile but uses comments to enclose the generated code
  -no-color                        Don't use colors when printing errors
  -diff-cmd                        Diff command when using code expectations (use - to disable diffing)
  -pretty                          Instruct code generators to improve the prettiness of the generated code
  -styler                          Code styler
  -output-metadata FILE            Where to store the output metadata
  -corrected-suffix SUFFIX         Suffix to append to corrected files
  -loc-filename <string>           File name to use in locations
  -reserve-namespace <string>      Mark the given namespace as reserved
  -no-check                        Disable checks (unsafe)
  -check                           Enable checks
  -no-check-on-extensions          Disable checks on extension point only
  -check-on-extensions             Enable checks on extension point only
  -no-locations-check              Disable locations check only
  -locations-check                 Enable locations check only
  -apply <names>                   Apply these transformations in order (comma-separated list)
  -dont-apply <names>              Exclude these transformations
  -no-merge                        Do not merge context free transformations (better for debugging rewriters). As a result, the context-free transformations are not all applied before all impl and intf.
  -cookie NAME=EXPR                Set the cookie NAME to EXPR
  --cookie                         Same as -cookie
  -deriving-keep-w32 {impl|intf|both}
                                   Do not try to disable warning 32 for the generated code
  -deriving-disable-w32-method {code|attribute}
                                   How to disable warning 32 for the generated code
  -type-conv-keep-w32 {impl|intf|both}
                                   Deprecated, use -deriving-keep-w32
  -type-conv-w32 {code|attribute}
                                   Deprecated, use -deriving-disable-w32-method
  -deriving-keep-w60 {impl|intf|both}
                                   Do not try to disable warning 60 for the generated code
  -dirname <dir>                   Name of the current directory relative to the root of the project
  -inline-test-lib                 A base name to use for generated identifiers (has to be globally unique in a program). ppx_inline_test (and ppx_bench) are disabled unless this flag is passed.
  -bench-drop                      Drop inline benchmarks
  -bench-drop-with-deadcode        Drop inline benchmarks by wrapping them inside deadcode to prevent unused variable warnings.
  -inline-test-drop                Drop unit tests
  -inline-test-drop-with-deadcode  Drop unit tests by wrapping them inside deadcode to prevent unused variable warnings.
  -log-source-position             If set, adds a "pos" tag with a source code position to every logged message.
  -help                            Display this list of options
  --help                           Display this list of options
File "async_bus/src/dune", line 2, characters 13-47:
2 |  (preprocess (pps ppx_jane -check-doc-comments))
                 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
         ppx async_bus/src/import.pp.ml (exit 2)
.ppx/57ef275c515ec1fe105f6ff0979f5a61/ppx.exe: unknown option '-check-doc-comments'.
ppx.exe [extra_args] [<files>]
  -as-ppx                          Run as a -ppx rewriter (must be the first argument)
  --as-ppx                         Same as -as-ppx
  -as-pp                           Shorthand for: -dump-ast -embed-errors
  --as-pp                          Same as -as-pp
  -o <filename>                    Output file (use '-' for stdout)
  -                                Read input from stdin
  -dump-ast                        Dump the marshaled ast to the output file instead of pretty-printing it
  --dump-ast                       Same as -dump-ast
  -dparsetree                      Print the parsetree (same as ocamlc -dparsetree)
  -embed-errors                    Embed errors in the output AST (default: true when -dump-ast, false otherwise)
  -null                            Produce no output, except for errors
  -impl <file>                     Treat the input as a .ml file
  --impl <file>                    Same as -impl
  -intf <file>                     Treat the input as a .mli file
  --intf <file>                    Same as -intf
  -debug-attribute-drop            Debug attribute dropping
  -print-transformations           Print linked-in code transformations, in the order they are applied
  -print-passes                    Print the actual passes over the whole AST in the order they are applied
  -ite-check                       (no effect -- kept for compatibility)
  -pp <command>                    Pipe sources through preprocessor <command> (incompatible with -as-ppx)
  -reconcile                       (WIP) Pretty print the output using a mix of the input source and the generated code
  -reconcile-with-comments         (WIP) same as -reconcile but uses comments to enclose the generated code
  -no-color                        Don't use colors when printing errors
  -diff-cmd                        Diff command when using code expectations (use - to disable diffing)
  -pretty                          Instruct code generators to improve the prettiness of the generated code
  -styler                          Code styler
  -output-metadata FILE            Where to store the output metadata
  -corrected-suffix SUFFIX         Suffix to append to corrected files
  -loc-filename <string>           File name to use in locations
  -reserve-namespace <string>      Mark the given namespace as reserved
  -no-check                        Disable checks (unsafe)
  -check                           Enable checks
  -no-check-on-extensions          Disable checks on extension point only
  -check-on-extensions             Enable checks on extension point only
  -no-locations-check              Disable locations check only
  -locations-check                 Enable locations check only
  -apply <names>                   Apply these transformations in order (comma-separated list)
  -dont-apply <names>              Exclude these transformations
  -no-merge                        Do not merge context free transformations (better for debugging rewriters). As a result, the context-free transformations are not all applied before all impl and intf.
  -cookie NAME=EXPR                Set the cookie NAME to EXPR
  --cookie                         Same as -cookie
  -deriving-keep-w32 {impl|intf|both}
                                   Do not try to disable warning 32 for the generated code
  -deriving-disable-w32-method {code|attribute}
                                   How to disable warning 32 for the generated code
  -type-conv-keep-w32 {impl|intf|both}
                                   Deprecated, use -deriving-keep-w32
  -type-conv-w32 {code|attribute}
                                   Deprecated, use -deriving-disable-w32-method
  -deriving-keep-w60 {impl|intf|both}
                                   Do not try to disable warning 60 for the generated code
  -dirname <dir>                   Name of the current directory relative to the root of the project
  -inline-test-lib                 A base name to use for generated identifiers (has to be globally unique in a program). ppx_inline_test (and ppx_bench) are disabled unless this flag is passed.
  -bench-drop                      Drop inline benchmarks
  -bench-drop-with-deadcode        Drop inline benchmarks by wrapping them inside deadcode to prevent unused variable warnings.
  -inline-test-drop                Drop unit tests
  -inline-test-drop-with-deadcode  Drop unit tests by wrapping them inside deadcode to prevent unused variable warnings.
  -log-source-position             If set, adds a "pos" tag with a source code position to every logged message.
  -help                            Display this list of options
  --help                           Display this list of options
 * ERROR: dev-ml/async_extra-0.14.0::gentoo failed (compile phase):
 *   Failed to run command: dune build @install --display=short --profile release -j 4
 * 
 * Call stack:
 *     ebuild.sh, line 136:  Called src_compile
 *   environment, line 714:  Called dune_src_compile
 *   environment, line 435:  Called dune-compile
 *   environment, line 385:  Called dune-release 'build' '--target' '@install'
 *   environment, line 426:  Called edune 'build' '@install' '--display=short' '--profile' 'release' '-j' '4'
 *   environment, line 592:  Called edo 'dune' 'build' '@install' '--display=short' '--profile' 'release' '-j' '4'
 *   environment, line 581:  Called die
 * The specific snippet of code:
 *       "$@" || die -n "Failed to run command: $@"
 * 
 * If you need support, post the output of `emerge --info '=dev-ml/async_extra-0.14.0::gentoo'`,
 * the complete build log and the output of `emerge -pqv '=dev-ml/async_extra-0.14.0::gentoo'`.
 * The complete build log is located at '/var/log/portage/dev-ml:async_extra-0.14.0:20231022-153308.log'.
 * For convenience, a symlink to the build log is located at '/var/tmp/portage/dev-ml/async_extra-0.14.0/temp/build.log'.
 * The ebuild environment file is located at '/var/tmp/portage/dev-ml/async_extra-0.14.0/temp/environment'.
 * Working directory: '/var/tmp/portage/dev-ml/async_extra-0.14.0/work/async_extra-0.14.0'
 * S: '/var/tmp/portage/dev-ml/async_extra-0.14.0/work/async_extra-0.14.0'