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Snapshot 3391630 fails to build on DragonFly: liblibc - binary operation + cannot be applied #30596
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@mneumann I'm getting a bunch of errors like this:
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AFAICT, for some reason the allow attribute is not defined/enabled in this build. I'm trying to figure out where the attribute code is defined in the compiler so I can figure out why #[allow] is unknown. |
Oh! it's the unused_qualifications allow attribute that is missing. Hrm, what is this error happening only on DragonflyBSD at this revision? |
(I don't have rust installed on the host) |
@mneumann if you can successfully build a snapshot at 3391630, then clone my https://github.com/dhuseby/rust-manual-snapshots repo, add it there, send me a PR and then send a PR to rust and I'll merge it. Just ping @alexcrichton with the link to the file in the rust-manual-snapshots repo and ask him to upload it. |
@dhuseby : I posted a link to my snapshot here #30643 (you can read in that thread the problem I encountered). http://www.ntecs.de/downloads/rust/rust-stage0-2015-12-18-3391630-dragonfly-x86_64-e74d79488e88ac2de3bd03afd5959d2ae6e2b628.tar.bz2. I will clone your repo and push it there. |
@mneumann i'll do it, it's morning for me and I can merge it all. |
@mneumann i saw your PR, did you make a PR for rust to update src/snapshot.txt ? |
@mneumann it looks like you haven't done a rust PR yet. i'll do that. |
@mneumann what version of dragonfly bsd are you running? i recently updated my build machine to the latest 4.4 version. maybe that's why you can build it and i can't? |
@dhuseby I am running HEAD, but at the time I was compiling, it should have been pretty close to 4.4. |
fixed by #30781 |
When I compile I get the following error:
I can fix it by performing the addition myself and expanding it to: 40960
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