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From: Kurt Roeckx <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: scm: FTBFS in sarge: Wrong number of args given #<CLOSURE (optstring)
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Package: scm
Version: 5d6-3.2
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Tags: sarge
The version in sarge is failing to build. The following error
shows up several times:
./scmlit -l build -e"(make-features-txi)"
ERROR: Wrong number of args given #<CLOSURE (optstring) (let* ((opt (getopt
(string-appen ...
; in expression: (getopt-- argc *argv* opts)
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; exe-name
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; argc
; opts
; arg-opts
; simple-opts
; (dumped?)
Kurt
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