[erlang-questions] Need help with systools:make_tar/2

Matt Williamson dawsdesign@REDACTED
Mon Aug 18 15:30:07 CEST 2008 

How can I get this process automated, so I can just run a single command.

On Mon, Aug 18, 2008 at 9:27 AM, Matt Williamson <dawsdesign@REDACTED>wrote:

> It worked! What I find weird is that if I run `erl -pa ebin` it gets the
> same error, but if I run `erl -pa ./ebin` it works. Thank you very much
> Serge!
>
>
> On Mon, Aug 18, 2008 at 9:07 AM, Serge Aleynikov <saleyn@REDACTED> wrote:
>
>> Can you try running it without escript (just like I showed in my last
>> email)?  Probably the problem is that systools is having hard time finding
>> simpledb.app or it's modules because "-pa ./ebin" option is missing.
>>
>>
>> Matt Williamson wrote:
>>
>>> Hi Serge,
>>>
>>> Thanks for the help. I made the changes, but I am still getting an error.
>>>
>>> Here is my directory structure:
>>> ~/simpledb
>>>                  /make.escript
>>>                  /ebin/simpledb.app
>>>                  /priv/simpldb.rel
>>>
>>> After applying the changes I get the following escript which I am using
>>> to
>>> compile.
>>>
>>> *#!/usr/bin/env escript
>>> %% -*- erlang -*-
>>> %% File: make.escript
>>>
>>> main(_Args) ->
>>>    make:all(),
>>>    systools:make_script("./priv/simpledb", [{path, ["ebin"]},
>>>                         {outdir, "rel"}]),
>>>    systools:make_tar("./priv/simpledb", [{path, ["ebin"]},
>>>                      {erts, code:root_dir()},
>>>                      {outdir, "rel"},
>>>                      {dirs, [include, doc]}]).*
>>>
>>>
>>> The error I get is:
>>> *{{case_clause,
>>>     {'EXIT',
>>>         {function_clause,
>>>             [{filename,join,[[]]},
>>>              {systools_make,add_appl,7},
>>>              {systools_make,'-add_applications/5-fun-0-',6},
>>>              {lists,foldl,3},
>>>              {systools_make,add_applications,5},
>>>              {systools_make,mk_tar,6},
>>>              {systools_make,mk_tar,5},
>>>              {systools_make,make_tar,2}]}}},
>>>  [{systools_make,'-add_applications/5-fun-0-',6},
>>>  {lists,foldl,3},
>>>  {systools_make,add_applications,5},
>>>  {systools_make,mk_tar,6},
>>>  {systools_make,mk_tar,5},
>>>  {systools_make,make_tar,2},
>>>  {erl_eval,do_apply,5},
>>>  {escript,code_handler,4}]}*
>>>
>>> make_script/1,2 still works great but make_tar is not.
>>>
>>> On Mon, Aug 18, 2008 at 8:31 AM, Serge Aleynikov <saleyn@REDACTED>
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>  This is what you need to do:
>>>>
>>>> Suppose your app's directory tree is as follows:
>>>> simpledb/
>>>> simpledb/ebin/simpledb.app
>>>> simpledb/priv/simpledb.rel
>>>>
>>>> $ cd /path/to/your/simpledb
>>>> $ erl -pa ./ebin
>>>> 1> systools:make_tar("./priv/simpledb", [{dirs, [doc,include]}, {erts,
>>>> code:root_dir()}]).
>>>>
>>>> This will create ./priv/simpledb.tar.gz
>>>>
>>>> Regarding the WARNINGS - just ignore them.  What they mean is that SASL
>>>> is
>>>> finding that the mentioned source files have been modified (i.e. their
>>>> timestamps changed) after they were compiled into beams.
>>>>
>>>> Regards,
>>>>
>>>> Serge
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Matt Williamson wrote:
>>>>
>>>>  No problem, I hope someone can help though :)
>>>>>
>>>>> I have two projects with the same problem and I have not seen make_tar
>>>>> run
>>>>> successfully to date.
>>>>>
>>>>> On Mon, Aug 18, 2008 at 7:53 AM, Mazen Harake
>>>>> <mazen@REDACTED>wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>  Sorry all... This is what happens when you read something and answer
>>>>>
>>>>>> quickly :(
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Completly ignore what I just wrote :P
>>>>>>
>>>>>> /Mazen
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Mazen Harake wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>  Hi Mat,
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Answers inline...
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Matt Williamson wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>  Hi there,
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> I have an OTP app with the following simpledb.rel file:
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> /{release, {"simpledb", "1.0"}, {erts, "5.5.5"},
>>>>>>>>    [{simpledb, "1.0"},
>>>>>>>>     {kernel, "2.11.5"},
>>>>>>>>     {stdlib, "1.14.5"}]}./
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> And the following simpledb.app file:
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> /{application, simpledb,
>>>>>>>>  [{description, "Stores Key, Value pairs."},
>>>>>>>>   {id, "simpledb"},
>>>>>>>>   {vsn, "1.0"},
>>>>>>>>   {modules, [simpledb_app, simpledb_sup, simpledb_svr]},
>>>>>>>>   {mod, {simpledb_app, []}},
>>>>>>>> /
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>  Why do you have an empty list here? mod specifies modules for
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> application
>>>>>>> simpledb... and empty list ("") is not a valid module name :)
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>  /     {registered, [simpledb_svr]},
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>   {applications, [kernel, stdlib]}]}./
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> When I run `systools:make_tar("simpledb", [{path, ["ebin"]}])` I get
>>>>>>>> the
>>>>>>>> following error:
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> /{{case_clause,
>>>>>>>>   {'EXIT',
>>>>>>>>       {function_clause,
>>>>>>>>           [{filename,join,[[]]},
>>>>>>>>            {systools_make,add_appl,7},
>>>>>>>>            {systools_make,'-add_applications/5-fun-0-',6},
>>>>>>>>            {lists,foldl,3},
>>>>>>>>            {systools_make,add_applications,5},
>>>>>>>>            {systools_make,mk_tar,6},
>>>>>>>>            {systools_make,mk_tar,5},
>>>>>>>>            {systools_make,make_tar,2}]}}},
>>>>>>>>  [{systools_make,'-add_applications/5-fun-0-',6},
>>>>>>>>  {lists,foldl,3},
>>>>>>>>  {systools_make,add_applications,5},
>>>>>>>>  {systools_make,mk_tar,6},
>>>>>>>>  {systools_make,mk_tar,5},
>>>>>>>>  {systools_make,make_tar,2},
>>>>>>>>  {erl_eval,do_apply,5},
>>>>>>>>  {escript,code_handler,4}]}/
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> `systools:make_script("simpledb", [{path, ["ebin"]}])` works fine.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Also if you know why I get the following junk, it would be forever
>>>>>>>> thankful:
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> /*WARNING* kernel: Object code (application) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (application_controller) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (application_master) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (application_starter) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (auth) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (code) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (code_aux) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (packages) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (code_server) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (dist_util) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (erl_boot_server) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (erl_distribution) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (erl_prim_loader) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (erl_reply) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (erlang) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (error_handler) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (error_logger) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (file) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (file_server) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (file_io_server) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (prim_file) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (global) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (global_group) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (global_search) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (group) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (heart) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (hipe_unified_loader) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (inet6_tcp) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (inet6_tcp_dist) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (inet6_udp) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (inet_config) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (inet_hosts) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (inet_gethost_native) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (inet_tcp_dist) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (init) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (kernel) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (kernel_config) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (net) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (net_adm) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (net_kernel) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (os) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (ram_file) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (rpc) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (user) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (user_drv) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (user_sup) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (disk_log) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (disk_log_1) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (disk_log_server) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (disk_log_sup) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (dist_ac) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (erl_ddll) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (erl_epmd) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (erts_debug) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (gen_tcp) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (gen_udp) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (gen_sctp) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (prim_inet) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (inet) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (inet_db) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (inet_dns) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (inet_parse) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (inet_res) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (inet_tcp) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (inet_udp) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (inet_sctp) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (pg2) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (seq_trace) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (wrap_log_reader) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (zlib) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* kernel: Object code (otp_ring0) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (base64) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (beam_lib) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (c) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (calendar) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (dets) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (dets_server) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (dets_sup) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (dets_utils) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (dets_v8) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (dets_v9) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (dict) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (digraph) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (digraph_utils) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (edlin) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (edlin_expand) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (epp) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (eval_bits) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (erl_bits) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (erl_compile) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (erl_eval) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (erl_expand_records) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (erl_internal) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (erl_lint) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (erl_parse) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (erl_posix_msg) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (erl_pp) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (erl_scan) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (erl_tar) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (error_logger_file_h) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (error_logger_tty_h) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (escript) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (ets) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (file_sorter) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (filelib) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (filename) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (gb_trees) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (gb_sets) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (gen) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (gen_event) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (gen_fsm) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (gen_server) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (io) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (io_lib) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (io_lib_format) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (io_lib_fread) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (io_lib_pretty) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (lib) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (lists) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (log_mf_h) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (math) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (ms_transform) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (orddict) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (ordsets) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (otp_internal) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (pg) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (pool) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (proc_lib) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (proplists) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (qlc) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (qlc_pt) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (queue) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (random) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (regexp) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (sets) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (shell) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (shell_default) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (slave) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (sofs) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (string) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (supervisor) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (supervisor_bridge) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (sys) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (timer) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (win32reg) out of date
>>>>>>>> *WARNING* stdlib: Object code (zip) out of date/
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Thanks a lot!
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Matt
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
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>>>>>>>
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