On 200707012023, Kari Pahula wrote: > Could you please send in an strace dump of what you did to cause this > error? What command did you run, in the first place? > > There's no easy way to avoid having the build path included within the > built binaries, but it shouldn't matter if the compiler and the > runtime system read the correct pathconfig file.
I've tried to reproduce the error, but files seem to have been moving around for me. While doing this, I realise: Actually, I've been an idiot in reporting this bug. I have no idea about SML-in-the-real-world, but I had a too strong confidence in my professor's ability to write code. And suddenly, I was stuck seeing a reference to /home/kaol, which seemed to stem from poor maintainership. The truth is: I can't tell. Although I find it weird that you can't filter out the absolute path to your homedir on your build-system, I can't say if it's impossible to avoid. I can't reproduce the error. Ergo I conclude that it must be me, who abused the system -- which is likely... I'll stick with C for now. :) Nevertheless, on request, I'll research what I must have been doing wrong. Regards, skrewz.
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