From another log:
http://people.apache.org/~sebor/stdcxx/results/win_2000-4-x86-icl-9.1-8s-647275-log.gz.txt
it looks as though the error might have actually occurred earlier
(either code 2?) or Call was rejected by callee. Farid already did
some work on this error in a different area based on Microsoft's
How-To:
http://svn.apache.org/viewvc?view=rev&revision=548682
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms228772.aspx
Here's the code that caused the error in the last build:
513 WScript.Echo("Closing the VisualStudio...");
514 solution = null;
515 dte.Quit();
Maybe we need a similar "fix" to rev 548682 here?
The error from the log:
Configuring project dependencies...
Writing solution on disk...
Converting solution icc-9.1.sln to ICC.
Conversion finished with code 2
Converting solution icc-9.1_ex.sln to ICC.
Conversion finished with code 2
Converting solution icc-9.1_tst.sln to ICC.
Conversion finished with code 2
Converting solution icc-9.1_loc.sln to ICC.
Conversion finished with code 2
### Building solution / Creating HTML log
Building 8s Optimized Static...
Solution build script
Checking arguments...
Loading solution...
Build:
Closing the VisualStudio...
D:\bman5\builds\34647676\source-buildspace\etc\config\windows\build.wsf(515,
6) (null): Call was rejected by callee.
Summary log was generated in
file://D:/bman5/builds/34647676/source-buildspace/build/icc-9.1-8s.html
Build complete
Martin Sebor wrote:
Scott Zhong wrote:
Win 2000 icl-9.1 15s and 8s appears that the run did not find config.h
will investigate today.
Win 2003 em64t error with DATA, these appeared to be a machine related
issue.
The Intel C++ 9.1/Win2k/x86 log
http://people.apache.org/~sebor/stdcxx/results/win_2000-4-x86-icl-9.1-15s-win32-647275-log.gz.txt
shows this error:
### Post-processing for Batman
D:\bman5\builds\34648736\source-buildspace\parse_runlog.wsf(191, 6)
Microsoft JScript runtime error: Path not found
1 file(s) copied.
The system cannot find the path specified.
I would find it useful to know what path wasn't found but the
parse_runlog.wsf script doesn't check to see that the path exists
before calling GetFolder():
186 function checkUtilsRWtest()
187 {
188 var utilsFound = 0;
189 var utilsGood = 0;
190 var dirName = buildDir + "\\" + buildType + "\\"
+ utilBaseBuildDir;
191 var folder = fso.GetFolder(dirName);
192 var state = "L";
193 if (! folder)
194 return;
195
The documentation for GetFolder() says that an error occurs when
the path doesn't exist:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/f1xtf7ta(VS.85).aspx
Maybe we could enhance the script to check to call FolderExist()
first and report an error when it doesn't:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/5xc78d8d(VS.85).aspx
Martin
