Hi, I just pulled in the latest git and noticed that the ' selected_toolchain' link becomes broken during the build. Before I start ' ptxdist go' I have all ' selected_*' links in place to valid locations. Then I start 'ptxdist go', which result in this error:
--------------------------------------------------- --> Running: 'ptxdist go' --------------------------------------------------- make: execvp: bash: Too many levels of symbolic links make: execvp: bash: Too many levels of symbolic links make: execvp: bash: Too many levels of symbolic links make: execvp: bash: Too many levels of symbolic links make: execvp: bash: Too many levels of symbolic links make: execvp: bash: Too many levels of symbolic links make: execvp: bash: Too many levels of symbolic links make: execvp: bash: Too many levels of symbolic links make: execvp: bash: Too many levels of symbolic links make: execvp: bash: Too many levels of symbolic links make: execvp: bash: Too many levels of symbolic links make: execvp: bash: Too many levels of symbolic links Then if I look in the platform dir, I notice that all links are still in place, except the 'selected_toolchain' link. This link is replaced by a link to itself. So, in the workspace-dir this link is found after starting 'ptxdist go' : selected_toolchain -> /home/me/<my-project>/selected_toolchain If I remove my previously created 'selected_toolchain' link before starting 'ptxdist go', the build continues, but the link is created in a broken manner as described above. Notice that I use an external CodeSourcery toolchain here. Maybe this has something to do with git-commit '1d6fdce' ([ptxdist] generate selected_* links in the platform dir) ??? Kind regards, Remy -- ptxdist mailing list [email protected]
