In general that looks like a cross-compilation check.
That is, if one is compiling for a target that is not the current one.
Potentially if one is doing 32-bit linux builds on a 64-bit machine that
might come into play. However, even on 32-bit machines it can be
triggered since there are many of those use i686 instead of x86, etc.
Beyond that, much depends on *which* SConscript you are looking at. One
major problem we encountered is that the team working on the CA branch
was using different copies from everyone else.
On 04/16/2015 12:17 AM, ???(Uze Choi) wrote:> Hi All,
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> During the CA branch merging into master, there was update as follows in
> the SConscript.
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> if env.get('TARGET_ARCH') == platform.machine():
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> If we remove this Script Change, Jenkins generates the error, but real
> build does not work.
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>
> Could anyone explain what purpose of this code?
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> BR, Uze Choi
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