Can't build lazarus trunk

[zoltanleo]

Hi folks

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1. leyba@DESKTOP-4H3TBSB c:\laz_qt\fpcsrc
2. $ git log -1
3. commit 28b4189a9a704b284e75ff7436d1cb808e569382 (HEAD -> main, origin/main, origin/HEAD)
4. Author: florian <florian@freepascal.org>
5. Date:   Fri Dec 23 18:16:52 2022 +0100
6.  
7.       * mess cleaned up
8.  
9. leyba@DESKTOP-4H3TBSB c:\laz_qt\lazarus
10. $ git log -1
11. commit 5719672f10190551b9af7dd7f1761aae1c280297 (HEAD -> main, origin/main, origin/HEAD)
12. Author: Juha <juha@lazarus-ide.org>
13. Date:   Fri Dec 23 15:24:13 2022 +0200
14.  
15.     Codetools: Fix SmartHint for generic specialized types. Issue #29860.

I get error

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1. lcltype.pp(1136,36) Note: Values in enumeration types have to be ascending
2. lcltype.pp(1430,36) Error: Identifier not found "LF_FULLFACESIZE"
3. lcltype.pp(1430,51) Error: Illegal expression
4. lcltype.pp(1431,32) Error: Identifier not found "LF_FACESIZE"
5. lcltype.pp(1431,43) Error: Illegal expression
6. lcltype.pp(3010,1) Fatal: There were 4 errors compiling module, stopping
7. Fatal: Compilation aborted
8. make[1]: *** [alllclunits.ppu] Error 1
9. make[1]: Leaving directory `c:/laz_qt/lazarus/lcl'
10. c:\laz_qt\fpc\bin\x86_64-win64\make: *** [lazbuild] Error 2

when I try to build current lazarus trunk.

Someone please check it

[Bogen85]

when I try to build current lazarus trunk.

Someone please check it

Alright, within the past 6 hours I've done a couple builds against the latest trunk, the latest just now.

FPC and Lazarus versions from git describe.

• 3.3.1-12232-g30e0df384d main-2_3-3114-g5719672f10
• 3.3.1-12235-g28b4189a9a main-2_3-3114-g5719672f10

Both builds completed fine, no failures.

Both are the same as the second version you are showing.

What build instructions are you following?

I'm using my own script from here:
https://github.com/bogen85/das-upgrade-fpc-lazarus-from-source/blob/main/upgrade-all.sh
https://github.com/bogen85/das-upgrade-fpc-lazarus-from-source/blob/main/lib/build-lazarus.sh

Specifically this, but this is run in the context of the upgrade all script:

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1. echo '@@ Build Lazarus'
2. (
3.   set -x;
4.   cd $SHARED_FPC_GIT_/lazarus-main;
5.  
6.   git describe
7.  
8.   make --silent cleanall;
9.   export PATH=$SHARED_FPC_BIN_:$SHARED_FPC_BASE_:$PATH;
10.   make --silent bigide 2>&1 |\
11.   grep -Ev '(Linking |Start compiling package|warning: |Warning: |Hint: |Note: |Writing Resource String| not found)' |\
12.   grep -Ev '(Free Pascal Compiler version |Copyright |\(s\) issued| lines compiled.|Target OS: )'
13.  
14.   git describe
15.   true
16. )
17.  

[Bogen85]

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1. (3104) Compiling ttkern.pas
2. (3104) Compiling easylazfreetype.pas
3. (3104) Compiling ttraster.pas
4. (3104) Compiling ttprofile.pas
5. (3104) Compiling lazfreetypefontcollection.pas
6. (3104) Compiling lazfreetypefpimagedrawer.pas
7. (3104) Compiling ttdebug.pas
8. Compiling alllclunits.pp
9. Compiling checklst.pas
10. Compiling lcltype.pp # <<--- lcltype.pp compiled there
11. Compiling lclintf.pas
12. Compiling lclproc.pas
13. Compiling lclstrconsts.pas
14. Compiling lmessages.pp
15. Compiling interfacebase.pp
16. Compiling lclplatformdef.pas
17. Compiling intfgraphics.pas
18. Compiling lclversion.pas
19. Compiling icnstypes.pas

[Bogen85]

I guess the biggest difference is that I'm building on Linux and you are building on Windows.

[zoltanleo]

I guess the biggest difference is that I'm building on Linux and you are building on Windows.

Hi Bogen85

This is quite possible, I didn't have time to check the assembly for Linux. But I tried to build lazarus in the console, and also I tried to build lazarus with fpcupdeluxe. I got the same errors.

I created a ticket in the bugtracker
https://gitlab.com/freepascal.org/lazarus/lazarus/-/issues/40063

[JuhaManninen]

I created a ticket in the bugtracker
https://gitlab.com/freepascal.org/lazarus/lazarus/-/issues/40063

Update to the latest FPC development version.

[bytebites]

Make clean ffirst

[zoltanleo]

@JuhaManninen
@bytebites

I rebuilt the compiler, re-downloaded lazarus to a new directory, and even did

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1. $ make clean

The compilation failure for windows persists. For Linux (Debian 11) build succeeds

[JuhaManninen]

I rebuilt the compiler, re-downloaded lazarus to a new directory, ...

Rebuilding the compiler is not enough. You must get the latest version from Gitlab's FPC main branch.
Another choice is to use the released FPC 3.2.2.

[zoltanleo]

Rebuilding the compiler is not enough. You must get the latest version from Gitlab's FPC main branch.
Another choice is to use the released FPC 3.2.2.

Maybe I don't understand something. I got the latest commit

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1. 28b4189a9a704b284e75ff7436d1cb808e569382.

Isn't it the last?

[Bogen85]

Rebuilding the compiler is not enough. You must get the latest version from Gitlab's FPC main branch.
Another choice is to use the released FPC 3.2.2.

Maybe I don't understand something. I got the latest commit

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1. 28b4189a9a704b284e75ff7436d1cb808e569382.

Isn't it the last?

Yes, per git describe what you are referring above is the latest on the FPC gitlab main branch.
3.3.1-12235-g28b4189a9a

[zoltanleo]

Yes, per git describe what you are referring above is the latest on the FPC gitlab main branch.
3.3.1-12235-g28b4189a9a

So for windows I build lazarus using this compiler build

[Bogen85]

Yes, per git describe what you are referring above is the latest on the FPC gitlab main branch.
3.3.1-12235-g28b4189a9a

So for windows I build lazarus using this compiler build

yes.
28b4189a9a704b284e75ff7436d1cb808e569382 == 3.3.1-12235-g28b4189a9a

The latter, the output from git describe has an abbreviated/shortened git hash.

[zoltanleo]

I completely removed and re-downloaded the compiler source code. After building the compiler, I made a Lazarus build. This process was successful.

Obviously I made a mistake somewhere when I updated the compiler. I apologize to everyone for the false alarm. Thanks for the help. 

[Bogen85]

I completely removed and re-downloaded the compiler source code. After building the compiler, I made a Lazarus build. This process was successful.

I actually ran into that a few times... (my scripts were just doing a git pull...)
So I finally just changed them to do fresh clones and that stopped happening.

Obviously I made a mistake somewhere when I updated the compiler. I apologize to everyone for the false alarm. Thanks for the help. 

Not a problem!