Re: netbsd-7 build error?
On Thu, Jan 03, 2019 at 05:05:42PM +0100, Havard Eidnes wrote: > Hi, > > I just updated one of my source trees to netbsd-7, and did a > fresh rebuild (empty obj and dest, host oldish 7.1_STABLE), but > got: For what value of "just"? You need something from today around noon UTC or newer. > Anyone have any guess why I saw this build error but it's not > seen in the autobuild? There has been no -7 build since the pullup that broke it (but you see the lossage in yesterdays -8 builds). Martin
Re: netbsd-7 build error?
>> I just updated one of my source trees to netbsd-7, and did a >> fresh rebuild (empty obj and dest, host oldish 7.1_STABLE), but >> got: > > For what value of "just"? You need something from today around noon UTC > or newer. My update was done 13:06 UTC+1, but via a cvs mirror, so possibly a few hours earlier than that. >> Anyone have any guess why I saw this build error but it's not >> seen in the autobuild? > > There has been no -7 build since the pullup that broke it (but > you see the lossage in yesterdays -8 builds). Aha, that explains it, thanks! I suspected it was some local oddity of my own doing; faith in self restored. Regards, - HÃ¥vard
Re: netbsd-7 build error?
On Thu, Jan 03, 2019 at 05:15:10PM +0100, Havard Eidnes wrote: > >> I just updated one of my source trees to netbsd-7, and did a > >> fresh rebuild (empty obj and dest, host oldish 7.1_STABLE), but > >> got: > > > > For what value of "just"? You need something from today around noon UTC > > or newer. > > My update was done 13:06 UTC+1, but via a cvs mirror, so possibly > a few hours earlier than that. You need: src/sys/compat/sys/time_types.h $NetBSD: time_types.h,v 1.1.40.1 2019/01/03 11:13:19 martin Exp $ (this adds #include for userland) > > >> Anyone have any guess why I saw this build error but it's not > >> seen in the autobuild? > > > > There has been no -7 build since the pullup that broke it (but > > you see the lossage in yesterdays -8 builds). > > Aha, that explains it, thanks! I suspected it was some local > oddity of my own doing; faith in self restored. :-) Martin