Yea. Its in a loop in the dependency routines. I am back from vacation now so hopefully will be back on track.
On Tue, Dec 23, 2008 at 11:24 PM, dysinger <[email protected]> wrote: > > Another thing I noticed is that, while it seems that nothing is > happening on the console, one whole core is consumed by a beam.smp > process (100%). > > On Dec 22, 10:59 pm, dysinger <[email protected]> wrote: >> I found a bunch of upgrades tonight but the compiler is still not >> working. >> >> Duece:toolbox tim$ sudo faxien uar >> erl at version 5.6.3.6 is up to date >> faxien at version 0.39.0.7 is up to date >> sinan at version 0.12.0.6 is up to date >> ok >> Duece:toolbox tim$ sudo faxien uaa >> Upgrading from version 4.5.3 of compiler to version 4.5.5 >> Pulling down compiler-4.5.5 for R12B-5 -> ok >> crary at version 0.2.3 is up to date >> crypto at version 1.5.2 is up to date >> cryptographic at version 0.2.1 is up to date >> Upgrading from version 1.8.1 of dialyzer to version 1.8.3 >> Pulling down dialyzer-1.8.3 for R12B-5 -> ok >> Upgrading from version 0.7.6 of edoc to version 0.7.6.2 >> Pulling down edoc-0.7.6.2 for R12B-5 -> ok >> epkg at version 0.13.0.1 is up to date >> etask at version 0.5.0 is up to date >> eunit at version 2.0 is up to date >> ewlib at version 0.8.2.0 is up to date >> ewrepo at version 0.18.6.0 is up to date >> faxien at version 0.39.0.7 is up to date >> fslib at version 5.5.2 is up to date >> gas at version 6.1.1 is up to date >> gs at version 1.5.9 is up to date >> gtime at version 0.9.4 is up to date >> Upgrading from version 3.6.7 of hipe to version 3.6.8 >> Pulling down hipe-3.6.8 for R12B-4 -> ok >> ibrowse at version 1.4 is up to date >> inets at version 5.0.12 is up to date >> Upgrading from version 2.12.3 of kernel to version 2.12.5 >> Pulling down kernel-2.12.5 for R12B-5 -> ok >> ktuo at version 0.4.0.1 is up to date >> Upgrading from version 4.4.3 of mnesia to version 4.4.7 >> Pulling down mnesia-4.4.7 for R12B-5 -> ok >> parsetools at version 1.4.5 is up to date >> Upgrading from version 2.1.5.3 of sasl to version 2.1.5.4 >> Pulling down sasl-2.1.5.4 for R12B-5 -> ok >> sgte at version 0.7.1 is up to date >> sinan at version 0.11.0.3 is up to date >> sinan_web_api at version 0.1.0.4 is up to date >> ssl at version 3.9 is up to date >> Upgrading from version 1.15.3 of stdlib to version 1.15.5 >> Pulling down stdlib-1.15.5 for R12B-5 -> ok >> Upgrading from version 1.5.5 of syntax_tools to version 1.5.6 >> Pulling down syntax_tools-1.5.6 for R12B-5 -> ok >> tools at version 2.6.1 is up to date >> uri at version 0.2.0 is up to date >> Upgrading from version 1.1.9 of xmerl to version 1.1.10 >> Pulling down xmerl-1.1.10 for R12B-5 -> ok >> ok >> Duece:toolbox tim$ sinan build >> Server doesn't seem to be started. I am starting it now. >> Unable to connect after 0 seconds. Waiting 1 second(s) >> Unable to connect after 1 seconds. Waiting 1 second(s) >> >> ^C >> exiting at user request. Thanks! >> Duece:toolbox tim$ >> >> On Dec 20, 9:33 am, "Eric Merritt" <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> > Another thing I discovered for myself today. I hope to get this >> > resolved very shortly. Thanks for the report. >> >> > On Fri, Dec 19, 2008 at 5:07 PM, dysinger <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> > > more info: >> >> > > I have a from-scratch stand-alone12B-5 erlang on my mac os x system >> > > outside of erlware. >> >> > > Duece:lolcatz tim$ which erl >> > > /usr/local/bin/erl >> > > Duece:lolcatz tim$ erl >> > > Erlang (BEAM) emulator version 5.6.5 [source] [smp:2] [async-threads: >> > > 0] [hipe] [kernel-poll:false] >> >> > > Eshell V5.6.5 (abort with ^G) >> > > 1> >> >> > > Here's my faxien info: >> >> > > Duece:lolcatz tim$ f env >> >> > > Faxien Environment: >> >> > > Faxien Version is >> > > 0.39.0.7 >> >> > > The preferred erts version >> > > "5.6.5" >> >> > > The installation path is >> > > /usr/local/erlware >> >> > > The Request Timeout is >> > > 120000 >> >> > > Repos to search >> > > ["http://repo.erlware.org/pub";] >> >> > > Repos to publish to >> > > ["http://repo.erlware.org/writable";] >> > > ok >> > > Duece:lolcatz tim$ >> >> > > Duece:lolcatz tim$ f installed >> >> > > Installed Applications for ERTS versions between 5.6.3 and 5.6.5: >> > > compiler 4.5.3 >> > > crary 0.2.3 >> > > crypto 1.5.2 >> > > cryptographic 0.2.1 >> > > dialyzer 1.8.1 >> > > edoc 0.7.6 >> > > epkg 0.13.0.1 | 0.12.0.1 >> > > etask 0.5.0 >> > > eunit 2.0 >> > > ewlib 0.8.2.0 >> > > ewrepo 0.18.6.0 >> > > faxien 0.39.0.7 | 0.39.0.2 >> > > fslib 5.5.2 | 5.4.0 >> > > gas 6.1.1 >> > > gs 1.5.9 >> > > gtime 0.9.4 >> > > hipe 3.6.7 >> > > ibrowse 1.4 >> > > inets 5.0.12 >> > > kernel 2.12.3 >> > > ktuo 0.4.0.1 >> > > mnesia 4.4.3 >> > > parsetools 1.4.5 >> > > sasl 2.1.5.3 >> > > sgte 0.7.1 >> > > sinan 0.11.0.3 >> > > sinan_web_api 0.1.0.4 >> > > ssl 3.9 >> > > stdlib 1.15.3 >> > > syntax_tools 1.5.5 >> > > tools 2.6.1 >> > > uri 0.2.0 >> > > xmerl 1.1.9 >> >> > > Installed Releases (Erlang standalone services) for ERTS versions >> > > between 5.6.3 and 5.6.5: >> > > erl 5.6.3.6 >> > > faxien 0.39.0.7 | 0.39.0.2 >> > > sinan 0.12.0.6 >> > > ok >> >> > > On Dec 19, 3:03 pm, dysinger <[email protected]> wrote: >> > >> I completely wiped my erlware, reinstalled, set my preferred erts at >> > >> 5.6.5, install the sinan release and a couple apps. >> >> > >> Now sinan won't work. It will gen and clean but not compile. (s >> > >> below is a bash alias for /usr/local/erlware/bin/sinan on my system) >> >> > >> Duece:tmp tim$ s gen >> > >> Please specify your name >> > >> your name> Tim Dysinger >> > >> Please specify your email address >> > >> your email> [email protected] >> > >> Please specify the copyright holder >> > >> copyright holder [default Tim Dysinger]> >> > >> Please specify the locations of the repositories. >> > >> repository [defaulthttp://repo.erlware.org/pub]> >> > >> would you like to enter another y/n [default n]> >> > >> Please specify name of your project >> > >> project name> lolcatz >> > >> Please specify the version of your project >> >> > >> project version [default 0.1.0.0]> >> > >> Please specify the names of the OTP apps that belong to this project. >> > >> apps> inurservers >> > >> would you like to enter more y/n [default n]> >> > >> Server doesn't seem to be started. I am starting it now. >> > >> Unable to connect after 0 seconds. Waiting 1 second(s) >> > >> Unable to connect after 1 seconds. Waiting 1 second(s) >> > >> [gen] start >> > >> [gen] /private/tmp/lolcatz created ok. >> > >> [gen] /private/tmp/lolcatz/doc created ok. >> > >> [gen] /private/tmp/lolcatz/lib/inurservers created ok. >> > >> [gen] /private/tmp/lolcatz/lib/inurservers/doc created ok. >> > >> [gen] /private/tmp/lolcatz/lib/inurservers/ebin created ok. >> > >> [gen] /private/tmp/lolcatz/lib/inurservers/include created ok. >> > >> [gen] /private/tmp/lolcatz/lib/inurservers/src created ok. >> > >> [gen] Project was created, you should be good to go! >> > >> [gen] stop >> > >> Duece:tmp tim$ cd lolcatz/ >> > >> Duece:lolcatz tim$ s clean >> > >> [clean] cleaning build artifacts >> > >> [clean] Removing directories and contents in /private/tmp/lolcatz/ >> > >> _build >> > >> [clean] stop >> > >> Duece:lolcatz tim$ s >> >> > >> <<<<..... wait 3 hours - it's obviously stuck .....>>> >> >> > >> ^C >> >> > >> exiting at user request. 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