On Tue, Mar 20, 2018 at 6:30 AM, Ole Troan <otr...@employees.org> wrote:
> > I debugged this a bit further and it seems that sometimes when hopping > branches, the json files corresponding to APIs are not regenerated properly. > > What happens in vpp-papi is that if it founds a duplicate, it checks > whether it's the same message and if so, there is no exception raised. > > But I saw that after Neale's recent update to vnet_combined_counter_t, > in stats.api.json, the message was defined as before, while in > interface.api.json, it was updated. > > Doing a > > > > git clean -d -f -x . > > and rebuilding everything fixes the issue > > > > Let me know if you see a different issue... > Ooo, I see... So, yeah, I have to hop between a local branch and the upstream master, so I may be being victimized by this problem. I've been doing a "make wipe" or "wipe-release" and forgot about the industrial 'git clean'. Drat. I'll give that a run... Ah right. So I guess this is caused by the lack of dependency tracking from > the vppapigen compiler, that is for included files in .apis. > I can modify vppapigen to add a new -M to output dependencies like what a > C compiler does. > Anyone has good ideas for how to add this into the GNU autotools stuff? > I can't believe I've read a sentence with the words "good ideas" and "GNU autotools" in it. :-) > Cheers, > Ole Cheers, jdl
