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I've had an issue when trying to build attract for the first time in a git clone, using make -j3.
It spawned three parallel instructions for mkdir obj, mkdir obj/squirrel and mkdir obj/sqstdlib, and someone the last two were faster and failed because obj hadn't been created yet.
I haven't managed to reproduce it reliably, but to be on the safe side, you should probably either:
ensure that mkdir obj is run first, and that the rest are only processed once it has succeeded, even when using parallel make
or simpler, use mkdir -p to have the mkdir -p obj/squirrel succeed even if obj is missing.
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I've had an issue when trying to build attract for the first time in a git clone, using
make -j3
.It spawned three parallel instructions for
mkdir obj
,mkdir obj/squirrel
andmkdir obj/sqstdlib
, and someone the last two were faster and failed becauseobj
hadn't been created yet.I haven't managed to reproduce it reliably, but to be on the safe side, you should probably either:
mkdir obj
is run first, and that the rest are only processed once it has succeeded, even when using parallel makemkdir -p
to have themkdir -p obj/squirrel
succeed even ifobj
is missing.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: