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[dgud]

I had to patch edts with the following to get it up and running,
i.e. I had old beam files lying around in my ERL_LIBS path.
/Dan

diff --git a/lib/edts/src/edts_code.erl b/lib/edts/src/edts_code.erl
index 9809ad4..0c6d016 100644
--- a/lib/edts/src/edts_code.erl
+++ b/lib/edts/src/edts_code.erl
@@ -378,12 +378,22 @@ ensure_loaded(File) ->
M = list_to_atom(filename:basename(LoadFileName)),
Loaded =
case code:is_loaded(M) of

•  {file, File} -> false;
  

•  {file, _}    -> code:purge(M),
  

•                  {module, M} = code:load_abs(LoadFileName),
  

•                  true;
  

•  false        -> {module, M} = code:load_abs(LoadFileName),
  

•                  true
  

•  {file, File}  -> false;
  

•  {file, Orig} ->
  

•   code:purge(M),
  

•   case code:load_abs(LoadFileName) of
  

•     {module, M} -> true;
  

•     {error, Error} ->
  

•       io:format("Loading Error: ~p ~s => ~s~n", [Error, Orig, File]),
  

•       false
  

•   end;
  

•  false ->
  

•   case code:load_abs(LoadFileName) of
  

•     {module, M} -> true;
  

•     {error, Reason} ->
  

•       io:format("Loading Error: ~p ~s~n", [Reason, File]),
  

•       false
  

•   end
  

  end,
  {Loaded, M}.

[tjarvstrand]

Hi,

Thanks for the report. Have you tried the latest master? I posted a fix for this function yesterday evening and I think it should solve your problem.

[dgud]

Oh no, updated a day or so ago, didn't have time to debug until today.

Will try next week at work. :-D
Thanks
Den 11 jan 2013 17:14 skrev "Thomas Järvstrand" notifications@github.com:

Hi,

Thanks for the report. Have you tried the latest master? I posted a fix
for this function yesterday evening and I think it should solve your
problem.

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[dgud]

I have viewed your commit, and removed my problematic files.
While this commit fixes the sticky file problem, I still believe you should add some error handling here,
so that the user can see what files caused the problem (and ignore them).
For instance I also had a "nif" file which tried to load a 32b so-file on my 64b system in path.

I want to be able to start my emacs mode even if have problems in my libpath.

[tjarvstrand]

Good point. I'll have a look at it as soon as I get a chance :)

[tjarvstrand]

Added some error handling...

[dgud]

Thanks