Open fridtjof opened 6 years ago
Thanks! It seems that OS X get treated in the same way as Windows, then? Unfortunately, I can't check myself.
I had the same bug on macOS and @fridtjof's fix worked for me.
Same issue for me on macOS 10.12. @fridtjof's fix worked for me
Turns out the homebrew formula installed its own launcher instead of ksc's launch wrapper. I submitted a PR to fix this, which should be merged soon: https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-core/pull/25967
So here's a confusing thing:
The 0.8
homebrew formula always worked just fine with ksv
for me, even though it wasn't using the official katai-struct-compiler
launch script. But when I upgraded to the 0.8_1
formula today (containing the official launch script), ksv
and ksdump
both broke, with an obviously swallowed -d
option. Apparently I'm backwards from the rest of the universe somehow. Go figure.
Rolling back to 0.8
was no problem, but no amount of brew switch
-ing, brew upgrade
-ing, or gem update
-ing would get everything working correctly with 0.8_1
. So in the spirit of DEAR PEOPLE FROM THE FUTURE, here's the "nuke it from orbit" approach that finally sorted it out for me:
brew update
brew uninstall --force kaitai-struct-compiler
rm /usr/local/bin/ksc
gem uninstall kaitai-struct-visualizer
gem uninstall kaitai-struct
brew install kaitai-struct-compiler
gem install kaitai-struct-visualizer
Say yes to removing ksv
and ksdump
when asked.
/usr/local/bin/ksc
was a symlink to /usr/local/Cellar/kaitai-struct-compiler/0.8/bin/kaitai-struct-compiler
that decided to hang around even after switching to 0.8_1
and uninstalling 0.8
. Perhaps I made that symlink manually, but I don't know why I would. Deleting it didn't fix anything, but it certainly shouldn't exist, in any case.
The java command line does not accept -- as an option, stopping before even executing KSC.
Java version: Oracle JDK 1.8.0_152 OS: macOS 10.13.2
Things work again after commenting line 34 in kaitai_struct_visualizer/lib/kaitai/struct/visualizer/ksy_compiler.rb
I have not opened a PR for this yet, as I am not sure if this was recently changed or has always been like this