How not to compiling libraries

[Ben Hyde]

I bet I'm going to be sorry about this.

$ cd /home/bhyde/incomming/erlang-47.4.0/libraries/
$ for D in *-* ; do (cd $D; gmake CC_ROOT=/home/bhyde/incomming/erlang-47.4.0/) done
...
erlc -W  -bjam   -o../ebin appmon_dg.erl
erlc -W  -bjam   -o../ebin appmon_info.erl
...
erlc -o sys_bifs.erl /home/bhyde/incomming/erlang-47.4.0/erts/system/emulator/runtime/bif.tab
erlc -W  -bjam  -I../../stdlib/include -W -o../ebin sys_bifs.erl
...
erlc -W  -bjam  -I../../stdlib/include -W -o../ebin jam_asm.erl
Compiler function compile:compile/3 returned:
{error,{undef,{jam_asm,module,
                       [[{code,jam_asm,
                               module,
                               2,
                               exported,
...

>From there on in all the compiles fail, with a similar failure.

Looks like I compiled the ground right out from under me.

I presume I need to now reinstall and then be careful only to gmake
the libraries that were not shipped already compiled?

 - ben hyde