
Well, it seems
Icaros Desktop 1.1.1 is not the wonderful development platform for AROS I dreamt about. Issues with
g++ were spotted before and now it seems also the good old
make has got general problems compiling sources.
Aros-exec's users
Mazze and
Mausle have discovered the... source (ah! ah!) of the problem and it seems related to a mis-interpreted error code in SFS, probably introduced with latest changes to our main filesystem. Here's what Mausle has to say: «
The problem is that SFS returns an ERROR_OBJECT_WRONG_TYPE
instead of ERROR_OBJECT_NOT_FOUND
at some place. Though, depending on the context one of both error codes is the correct one», and «
Yep, newer builds have a problem with make
, it's related with vfork
changes resp. use of putenv
together with empty env variables». Since description doesn't leave much hopes that replacing the newer 'make' executable with an elder one would be enough to fix the issue, I have to warn all
developers (and
them only) out there of either
1) please to keep your Icaros Desktop 1.1 installation and don't upgrade it, or 2) wait for version 1.1.2, or at least a quick bugfix, which I hope to provide as soon as possible, with the help of AROS developers. Coders who'll choose the first option can add
cairo and
pixman by themselves, which probably are, along with
ICU, the only additions to development chain from version 1.1.