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sudipm-mukherjee
commented on August 19, 2024
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Few points:
- That is not how the Debian or Ubuntu official builds works. Official builds will use
sbuildto build.sbuildwill never install the built package and will runmake testimmediately after building it. /usr/local/libwill never be the installation path for an offical Debian package. FSF says:The /usr/local hierarchy is for use by the system administrator when installing software locally.
Anyways, I have now disabled running make test, so this is not a blocker at the moment. But it will be good to have it fixed so that make test can be run as part of the build.
Also, fyi (not related to this issue) - I have excluded the debian folder while importing the source and have almost rewritten it. Only taken the library names and part of description.
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HappySeaFox
commented on August 19, 2024
Hi!
Thank you so much for the packaging efforts!
This is expected. Many SAIL tests load codecs from the expected
installation path in /use/local/lib/sail/ so it's required to install SAIL
before running tests.
If you're compiling and running tests locally without using pbuilder, you
can always uninstall SAIL afterwards with
sudo xargs rm -v < install_manifest.txt
чт, 14 дек. 2023 г., 00:39 sudipm-mukherjee ***@***.***>:
… As part of make test, its trying to find codes in
/usr/local/lib/sail/codecs but if make test is done before make install
then the codecs are not found and the test fails.
SAIL: [D] [context_private.c:781] Initialized in 0 ms.
Error: /build/sail.n/tests/bindings/c++/load_options.cpp:45: assertion failed: codecs.size() > 0U
Error: child killed by signal 6 (Aborted)
/bindings/c++/load-options/copy [ ERROR ]
SAIL: [D] [context_private.c:58] Allocated new global context mutex
SAIL: [D] [context_private.c:206] Allocated new context 0x55b5f205e6e0
SAIL: [I] [context_private.c:710] Version: 0.9.0
SAIL: [I] [context_private.c:715] Build type: Standalone
SAIL: [I] [context_private.c:721] Static build: no
SAIL: [I] [context_private.c:727] Combine codecs: no
SAIL: [I] [context_private.c:731] Thread-safe: yes
SAIL: [I] [context_private.c:737] SAIL_THIRD_PARTY_CODECS_PATH: enabled
SAIL: [D] [context_private.c:663] SAIL_CODECS_PATH environment variable is not set. Loading codecs from '/usr/local/lib/sail/codecs'
SAIL: [D] [context_private.c:164] SAIL_THIRD_PARTY_CODECS_PATH environment variable is not set. Not loading codecs from it
SAIL: [D] [context_private.c:352] Optional LIB directory '/usr/local/lib/sail/codecs/lib' doesn't exist, so not updating LD_LIBRARY_PATH with it
SAIL: [D] [context_private.c:462] Enumerating codecs in '/usr/local/lib/sail/codecs'
SAIL: [E] [context_private.c:518] Failed to list files in '/usr/local/lib/sail/codecs': No such file or directory
SAIL: [E] [context_private.c:705]
*** No codecs were found. You could try the following: ***
*** - Inspect the error messages printed in stderr. ***
*** - Check the installation directory. ***
Steps to reproduce:
1. cmake -DSAIL_BUILD_APPS=OFF -DSAIL_BUILD_EXAMPLES=OFF
2. make
3. make test
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HappySeaFox
commented on August 19, 2024
For (2) the path is not hardcoded and is configurable with CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX, so it's totally possible to install into /usr/lib which is done by default in sbuild I guess.
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HappySeaFox
commented on August 19, 2024
For (1) as a workaround it's possible to combine codecs into a single library with -DSAIL_COMBINE_CODECS=ON. This way I guess the tests can be executed without installation. However I would prefer having separate codecs for engineering purposes. It's not a blocker, but some nice thing to have. It's faster to load or unload codecs when they're separate. When they're combined, we lose some engineering control over them.
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