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Failed to run ocamldoc at end of build process #3317

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vicuna opened this issue Apr 26, 2002 · 2 comments
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Failed to run ocamldoc at end of build process #3317

vicuna opened this issue Apr 26, 2002 · 2 comments
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vicuna commented Apr 26, 2002

Original bug ID: 1126
Reporter: administrator
Status: closed
Resolution: fixed
Priority: normal
Severity: minor
Category: ~DO NOT USE (was: OCaml general)

Bug description

Full_Name: Lars Nilsson
Version: Latest CVS version (trunk)
OS: Linux RedHat 7.2
Submission from: fw-out.cymfony.com (205.232.186.90)

A recent change in CVS appears to break build process (make world) when ocamldoc
is run at the end. Two issues currently exist. In version 1.1 of
ocaml/ocamldoc/runocamldoc the ocamlrun program is not correctly specified
(should be ../boot/ocamlrun, I think, but is ../ocamlrun), and in version 1.18
of ocaml/ocamldoc/Makefile the use of the runocamldoc script, combined with the
parameter -t "OCaml library" fails (I assume the runocamldoc script doesn't
preserve the quotes when $* is used, resulting in 'library' being incorrectly
interpreted). A fix is to change runocamldoc to use "$@" instead of $*.

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vicuna commented Apr 29, 2002

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A recent change in CVS appears to break build process (make world) when ocamldoc
is run at the end. Two issues currently exist. In version 1.1 of
ocaml/ocamldoc/runocamldoc the ocamlrun program is not correctly specified
(should be ../boot/ocamlrun, I think, but is ../ocamlrun), and in version 1.18
of ocaml/ocamldoc/Makefile the use of the runocamldoc script, combined with the
parameter -t "OCaml library" fails (I assume the runocamldoc script doesn't
preserve the quotes when $* is used, resulting in 'library' being incorrectly
interpreted). A fix is to change runocamldoc to use "$@" instead of $*.
Thanks, that solved the problem.

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Maxence Guesdon

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vicuna commented Apr 30, 2002

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Fixed 2002-04-29 by MG.

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