Re: [Gnu-arch-users] arch/tla on cygwin (again)

[Bob Tanner]

On Thursday 21 April 2005 04:25 pm, John A Meinel wrote:
> >The 'tla commit' below is what fails.
>
> ...
> This is the wrong tla. The problem is that this will be the tla in your
> path, and not the newly built one. This may not matter in your case if
> you are using the same version, but this should be:
> gdb --args ${builddir}/../tla/tla commit -d hw-2 -s ...
>
> >  gdb --args tla commit -d hw-2 -s \"Need a changeset\"
> >}

I actually do not have a tla in my path anywhere when I run this command. I 
mv /usr/local/bin/tla.exe /usr/local/bin/tla.exe.old


> Well your output from debug was:
> pathcompress_compress_path(./{arch}/hello-world/hello-world--mainline/hello
>-world--mainline--1.0/address@hidden/patch-log/{arch}) =>
> ./{arch}/HELLO-~1/HELLO-~1/HELLO-~1.0/address@hidden/PATCH-~1/{arch}
>
> Which seems to be a valid compressed path.
>
> Though it might be trying to do something else.
> The actual complaint is that vu_lstat returned something other than
> exists or ENOENT. (and it should return ENOENT, since you should not
> have an {arch} file in the middle of your patch-logs.)
>
> I'm wondering if you are getting something like ENOTDIR, or ENAMETOOLONG
>

errn = 99, not sure where to look for the error convert from number to name,

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