Hi, Efraim Flashner <efr...@flashner.co.il> skribis:
> I'm using ./pre-inst-env on my powerpc-linux machine, using guile-3.0.2 > as provided by Debian. When I try to run the following command: > ./pre-inst-env guix build -L /path/to/repo -m /path/to/manifest.scm -n > I get the following error: > > guix/ui.scm:230:13: error: default-optimization-level: unbound variable > > It doesn't make sense to gate this with (target-ppc32?) since it's due > to the guile version. If I had configured within 'guix shell -D guix' I > would be using guile-3.0.7. > > configure.ac checks for guile 3.0. I’m in favor of updating ‘configure.ac’ to check for Guile > 3.0.x (we’ll have to check which value of ‘x’ works). But… > (ins)efraim@g4:~$ apt-cache policy guile-3.0 > guile-3.0: > Installed: 3.0.2-2be32 > Candidate: 3.0.2-2be32 … are you saying that requiring > 3.0.2 would cause problems when porting to other architectures? In general, we shouldn’t be tied to what Debian provides, but we can see how much of a problem that would cause. If it really is a problem, we can adjust that one reference to ‘default-optimization-level’ in (guix ui). Thanks, Ludo’.
