Closed murmour closed 6 years ago
What opam-repository are you using?
Good question:
$ opam repository
0 [http] default https://opam.ocaml.org
Surprise! Shouldn't it be https://github.com/fdopen/opam-repository-mingw
? It could be that I accidentally messed up some of the OPAM settings.
Hm. Isn't that a repository for OCaml 4.03? The official installer doesn't seem to be using it yet.
That wodi32
in the log above is misleading -- I have named the Cygwin folder that way for historical/compatibility purposes.
I don't know much about the status of opam on Windows, but I'm pretty sure that https://opam.ocaml.org is not suitable for Windows atm. The error in the log seems to indicate that it's not the right version of ocamlbuild
Most packages from the official repository work just fine -- I use dozens of them. But alright -- it's high time updating to 4.03 (although I'm one of those boring people who hate spending effort on software updates). I'll try that unofficial mingw
repository and post the results here.
The error in the log seems to indicate that it's not the right version of ocamlbuild
Shouldn't then the OPAM package contain a dependency on a particular version of either OCamlbuild or OCaml?
It does AFAIK
This is likely solved by the switch to jbuilder.
reopen if needed.
This is what I get when doing
opam install sexplib
with the official installer:I had to pin
sexplib.113.00.00
, which has no build issues.