Oops, I realized after sending that this cluelessly and rudely misconfigured mailing list performs "Reply-To header munging", so the reply did not properly go to Охрименко Александр, with the list in the CC: line! This means that Охрименко may not have received the reply (if he is not a list subscriber).
I will be sure to watch for this issue in the future. Here goes take two: On Thu, 5 Jul 2012 21:00:01 +0300, Охрименко Александр <[email protected]> wrote: > Please help! > I compile quilt from openwrt software http://openwrt.org [1] and get > error (( I cant compile firmware openwrt for my wi-fi router (( Full > log locate here : http://pastebin.com/i1Abmj2s [2] Please help me if > you can... You have some kind of quoting issue. According to the build output, GCC is being called with this argument: -DPACKAGE_STRING=\"quilt\ 0.48\" It looks like the backslashes are being processed before this is turned into a shell command, and so it splits into two arguments: -DPACKAGE_STRING="quilt 0.48" Is this PACKAGE_STRING something set by the OpenWRT build system (via exporting CFLAGS or whatever?) I don't see any PACKAGE_STRING in the quilt 0.48 sources. Anyway, the build system should not be passing in random CFLAGS that are not a documented part of a project's build interface. As a workaround, try editing the OpenWRT build steps so that CLAGS is not passed down to quilt's configuration or build. Unset the variable if it is exported, and remove any references to it from make invocations. _______________________________________________ Quilt-dev mailing list [email protected] https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/quilt-dev
