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Is there version of git repository that will compile on arch linux I found this info http://lists.xen.org/archives/html/xen-api/2013-04/msg00140.html _______________________________________________ Xen-users mailing list Xen-users@lists.xen.org http://lists.xen.org/xen-users

<https://github.com/Chocrates> Apologies if this is the wrong list, I initially opened a github ticket before reading that github isn't the right spot. Trying to compile libguestfs and in the process need to get hivex compiled and installed. Hivex compiles and installs fine (I think), but ocamlfind doesn't seem to pick up hivex after the install causing the autogen.sh script in

...cIntosh wrote: > Hey Thanks Rich. > > > What distro? > Solus > > > Are the OCaml bindings for hivex actually installed? > I don't think so at this point, though make install runs this command: > > ocamlfind install \ > -ldconf ignore -destdir /home/chris/.opam/4.05.0/lib/ocaml \ > hivex \ > META *.so *.a *.cma *.cmi ./*.mli *.cmx *.cmxa Oh I see you're using opam to install locally. I think you'll need to set up an environment variable before running ./configure. I'm not much of an opam user myself, but it's probably: export...

...; As mentioned on http://people.redhat.com/~rjones/virt-top/, you might > get a better response by asking the virt-tools list (added in cc). > > > SUSE's ocaml support is rather limited, so I've built ocaml 4.00.1 > from source and installed the necessary dependencies using Opam. > > > > I'm still running into a compile error on virt_top.ml, line 697: > > Error: This expression has type int -> D.typed_param list array > > but an expression was expected of type > > (string * D.typed_param_value) list array [Thanks Eric]...

Hi all, I was curious whether anyone has successfully built virt-top (version 1.0.8) on SUSE SLES11 SP3. SUSE's ocaml support is rather limited, so I've built ocaml 4.00.1 from source and installed the necessary dependencies using Opam. I'm still running into a compile error on virt_top.ml, line 697: Error: This expression has type int -> D.typed_param list array but an expression was expected of type (string * D.typed_param_value) list array As a frame of reference I was able to build virt-top 1.0.8 from...

Hi All, I’m being a complete newbie on this one but how do I generate the OCaml bindings? I saw an old google post using “configure —enable-bindings=ocaml” but we don’t use configure anymore (I’m building 3.9.1) and if I just do a regular build (optimized) then I don’t see any bindings in my build directory…. Any ideas? JC

Rather than always trying to install ocaml files into $(OCAMLLIBS), which is likely to be root-owned and therefore fail during a './configure --prefix=$HOME/subdir', we instead choose to always install relative to $(prefix) and let distro packagers take steps post-install to move the distro's pre-built copy into the correct location for the distro. This fixes a 'make

...gt; > NBDKit.cmi: NBDKit.mli I'm actually one of the authors of m4/ocaml.m4. Could that file be fixed to provide a better $(OCAMLLIB)? I suspect however the answer will be no. Because what we're really getting is the output of ‘ocamlc -where’. Unfortunately if people are using the opam package manager which installs OCaml in your home directory then ‘ocamlc -where’ will be some directory under $HOME and entirely unrelated to $(libdir). Thus I think this patch won't work ... Rich. -- Richard Jones, Virtualization Group, Red Hat http://people.redhat.com/~rjones Read my prog...

...on SUSE SLES11 SP3. As mentioned on http://people.redhat.com/~rjones/virt-top/, you might get a better response by asking the virt-tools list (added in cc). > SUSE's ocaml support is rather limited, so I've built ocaml 4.00.1 from source and installed the necessary dependencies using Opam. > > I'm still running into a compile error on virt_top.ml, line 697: > Error: This expression has type int -> D.typed_param list array > but an expression was expected of type > (string * D.typed_param_value) list array > > As a frame of reference I wa...

Signed-off-by: Martin Kletzander <mkletzan@redhat.com> --- Notes: This is the simplest solution suggested to me by Rich and it works. Most of autotools are not friends with me, so the other approach I tried, with requiring at least OCaml 4.05.0, having this fix in only for OCaml < 4.06.0 and properly detecting and reporting that, was a bit ugly. You can see

Hi Wayne Yep, HLS is something we would like to use with Icecast. As you mentioned, Liquidsoap made a great step in the right direction if it comes to HLS. It seem that icecast might not get this support soon, as you might read in the discussion list. I don?t share these arguments, because we have real world use cases (we have many of them) where we would like use icecast with HLS support.