master build failure (invalid read syntax ?)

master build failure (invalid read syntax ?)

[Philippe Vaucher]

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Hello,

Since ~2 days the branch master refuses to build in my docker images, is
this known/normal?

#38 435.6 Loading macroexp.elc...
#38 435.6 Invalid read syntax: "?"

https://gitlab.com/Silex777/docker-emacs/-/jobs/774443194

Kind regards,
Philippe

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Re: master build failure (invalid read syntax ?)

[Stefan Monnier]

> Since ~2 days the branch master refuses to build in my docker images, is
> this known/normal?
>
> #38 435.6 Loading macroexp.elc...
> #38 435.6 Invalid read syntax: "?"
>
> https://gitlab.com/Silex777/docker-emacs/-/jobs/774443194

This has recently been addressed in `emacs` with a series of 3 commits
each trying to fix it slightly differently.
I don't know how to reproduce the original proble, so if it affects you,
can you try the most recent `master` and see if it still affects you?

BTW, this is bug#41250, so please reply to `41250@debbugs.gnu.org`
rather than to `emacs-devel`.


        Stefan

bug#41250: master build failure (invalid read syntax ?)

[Andreas Schwab]

On Okt 06 2020, Stefan Monnier wrote:

> I don't know how to reproduce the original proble

The problem only happens if you start with a pristine checkout of the
sources, or run make extraclean (which also deletes lisp/leim/ja-dic,
unlike make bootstrap), and you are lucky enough that lisp/leim/ja-dic
happens to be recreated before lisp/international/mule-util.elc.

Andreas.

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Re: master build failure (invalid read syntax ?)

[Philippe Vaucher]

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>
> > I don't know how to reproduce the original proble
>
> The problem only happens if you start with a pristine checkout of the
> sources, or run make extraclean (which also deletes lisp/leim/ja-dic,
> unlike make bootstrap), and you are lucky enough that lisp/leim/ja-dic
> happens to be recreated before lisp/international/mule-util.elc.
>

This is exactly how I build master: checkout the repo then autogen &&
configure && make.

Thanks, I'll watch #41250 then.
Philippe

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bug#41250: master build failure (invalid read syntax ?)

[Philippe Vaucher]

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>
> This has recently been addressed in `emacs` with a series of 3 commits
> each trying to fix it slightly differently.
> I don't know how to reproduce the original proble, so if it affects you,
> can you try the most recent `master` and see if it still affects you?
>

The recent changes has fixed the problem for me (
https://gitlab.com/Silex777/docker-emacs/-/pipelines/198745106)

Thanks,
Philippe

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bug#41250: master build failure (invalid read syntax ?)

[Stefan Monnier]

>> This has recently been addressed in `emacs` with a series of 3 commits
>> each trying to fix it slightly differently.
>> I don't know how to reproduce the original proble, so if it affects you,
>> can you try the most recent `master` and see if it still affects you?
> The recent changes has fixed the problem for me (
> https://gitlab.com/Silex777/docker-emacs/-/pipelines/198745106)

Good to hear, thank you,


        Stefan

bug#41250: master build failure (invalid read syntax ?)

[Tassilo Horn]

Stefan Monnier <monnier@iro.umontreal.ca> writes:

>> Since ~2 days the branch master refuses to build in my docker images,
>> is this known/normal?
>>
>> #38 435.6 Loading macroexp.elc...
>> #38 435.6 Invalid read syntax: "?"
>>
>> https://gitlab.com/Silex777/docker-emacs/-/jobs/774443194
>
> This has recently been addressed in `emacs` with a series of 3 commits
> each trying to fix it slightly differently.
> I don't know how to reproduce the original proble, so if it affects you,
> can you try the most recent `master` and see if it still affects you?

I had a similar "Invalid read syntax" error when doing `eval-buffer'
while AUCTeX' texmathp.el was opened (but didn't have time to report
it).  With the current master, it works again.

Bye,
Tassilo