Thread: Double dash arguments fail to work in debian/rules
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marmistrz is offline marmistrz
2015-10-13 , 13:57
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I've finally compiled ocaml for N900, now came across a problem while creating a package.

debian/rules call the following command somewhere at the end:

Code:
$ dh_ocaml -Xcompiler-libs -Xcamlp4-extra \
     --runtime-map ocaml-nox:ocaml-base-nox,ocaml:ocaml-base,camlp4 \
     --checksum $(OCAML_ABI)
It fails with the following message:

Code:
dh_ocaml -Xcompiler-libs -Xcamlp4-extra \
     --runtime-map ocaml-nox:ocaml-base-nox,ocaml:ocaml-base,camlp4 \
     --checksum 4.01.0
Unknown option: r
Unknown option: c
dh_ocaml: unknown option; aborting
Still, when running it standalone (I have to set an environmental variable so that it finds a binary provided by ocaml), no such error is not thrown:

Code:
$ OCAMLOBJINFO='OCAMLLIB=tools boot/ocamlrun tools/objinfo' dh_ocaml -Xcompiler-libs -Xcamlp4-extra --runtime-map ocaml-nox:ocaml-base-nox,ocaml:ocaml-base,camlp4 --checksum 4.01.0
Do you have any idea why this happens? You can see the whole debian/rules here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/12773154/

If you want the full sources, let me know.
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Last edited by marmistrz; 2015-10-14 at 16:13.