[erlang-questions] Oddity from erlc (R12B-1), can't read a .rel file.

[Michael T. Richter]

OK, I think I'm overlooking something really obvious here, but I can't
spot it.


        michael@REDACTED:~/Development/Erlang/eproxy$ make
        erlc -o ./ebin -pa ./ebin ./src/eproxy.rel
        Cannot read
        "/home/michael/Development/Erlang/eproxy/src/eproxy.rel"
        make: *** [ebin/eproxy.boot] Error 1
        
        michael@REDACTED:~/Development/Erlang/eproxy$ cd src
        michael@REDACTED:~/Development/Erlang/eproxy/src$ pwd
        /home/michael/Development/Erlang/eproxy/src
        
        michael@REDACTED:~/Development/Erlang/eproxy/src$ cat eproxy.rel
        %%%
        -------------------------------------------------------------------
        %%% Author      : Michael T. Richter
        %%% Copyright   : (c)2008 Michael T. Richter
        %%% Created     : 2008-03-22
        %%%
        -------------------------------------------------------------------
        {release,
            {"eproxy", "0.1"},
            {erts, "5.6.1"},
            [
                {kernel, "2.12.1"},
                {stdlib, "1.15.1"},
                {sasl, "2.1.5.2"},
                {eproxy, "0.1"}
            ]
        }
        
        michael@REDACTED:~/Development/Erlang/eproxy/src$ ls -l eproxy.rel
        -rw-r--r-- 1 michael michael 493 2008-03-22 19:14 eproxy.rel


So, the file is there, erlc is looking in the right directory for it,
the permissions aren't anything wonky -- so why can't it read the file?
I can't see anything wrong here.

-- 
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it so simple that there are obviously no deficiencies. And the other way
is to make it so complicated that there are no obvious deficiencies.
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