Darwin and Windows version did not work, compiled from Linux64 #12
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Hi Chris,
Please can you post the output of the following commands:
Numbers 3-6 may give some clues about your environment. .. FYI, the 'file' command lets you know what platform an executable is meant for.
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Thanks for your quick response. Here is my test following your instructions. chris@clu-dt2:~/dev/workspace/home/gopath/src/code.google.com/p/weed-fs/go/weed$ goxc -v xc title: Downloadsfilename:downloads.md] go-test:map[dir:./...]]} |
For the above output, please view the raw version for the actual output. |
OK, you've almost definitely got an old version of goxc. I reckon you have multiple GOPATHs, and the one which is first on your PATH is not the first in your GOPATH. If you see what I mean. |
(Also, the reason why your |
Thanks. I just found an old copy of goxc under $GOROOT/bin, and I removed it. But now, I just dump the the output here: chris@clu-dt2: |
OK, that explains it. I've seen that bash error before, and it could You should probably tidy up your env aswell in a couple of ways:
The GO environment has changed a lot in the last year or so, and it can all Let me know if that doesn't sort things out for you. Cheers On Sun, Jul 7, 2013 at 8:02 PM, chrislusf notifications@github.com wrote:
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Thanks. Some how new errors now. The errors are rather long, here is the first section. I don't understand the line "go build runtime: darwin/386 must be bootstrapped using make.bash". chris@clu-dt2:~/dev/workspace/home/gopath/src/code.google.com/p/weed-fs/go/weed$ goxc -v xc title: DownloadsFiles hosted at bintray.com ] go-test:map[dir:./...] downloads-page:map[filename:downloads.md fileheader:--- title: Downloads] pkg-build:map[metadata:map[maintainer:unknown] metadata-deb:map[Depends:] rmtemp:true]] GoxcConfigVersion:} |
Here are the output for the settings. chris@clu-dt2: |
OK, almost there! Now you need to run The goxc error message could be more helpful here... On Sun, Jul 7, 2013 at 8:35 PM, chrislusf notifications@github.com wrote:
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Thanks! Working! Thanks for your fast response. If I know your response is so fast, I would have asked earlier already. I want to add some suggestions:
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Good advice, thanks.
I know what you mean about the directories. I originally added those subdirectories to distinguish the bare executables from one another, but the .zips and .debs don't really need to be in those subdirectories. I'll change that when I next have a moment. Cheers |
Chris, I released a new version this week, and as part of the change, the zips, tar.gzs & debs now end up in one directory. |
Thanks! This is great! One more request: previously it was Chris On Fri, Jul 19, 2013 at 8:08 PM, Am Laher notifications@github.com wrote:
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Hi Chris, sorry but deb files have a naming convention (see 7.3) - gonna stick to it ... If debs aren't interesting to you, you could just disable them entirely with -tasks-=pkg-build . Otherwise, one day I'll add an option for specifying output directory structure, then you could specify a subdirectory for the .debs. Not sure that helps but anyway. btw I'm gonna look at weedfs at some stage. It looks very powerful |
Am, Thanks for the explanation! I have put up the new release with your Welcome to checkout weedfs! And suggestions are more than welcome! Chris On Sun, Jul 21, 2013 at 1:31 AM, Am Laher notifications@github.com wrote:
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I am the author of WeedFS, and used your tool to compile for version 0.31 for many platforms. It's great and thanks! However, seems the darwin and windows version do not work. I compiled it on linux. The linux version works well.
https://code.google.com/p/weed-fs/downloads/list
The goxc is up-to-date.
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