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This Windows Batchscript helps setup a Mingw-w64 compiler environment for building ffmpeg and other media tools under Windows.
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rav1e: rust.build failed #2573

Closed Whitehawkx closed 4 months ago

Whitehawkx commented 6 months ago

I've been receiving the below error for weeks. This is on a non-free 64 bit build with most features enabled. This renders me unable to build. Does anyone have any ideas what might be happening?

┌ rav1e git .......................................... [Recently updated] ├ Running rust.update... ├ Running rust.build... Likely error (tail of the failed operation logfile): E:\media-autobuild_suite\build\rav1e-git\src/x86/sse.asm:473: warning: trailing garbage after macro name ignored [-w+pp-trailing] E:\media-autobuild_suite\build\rav1e-git\src/x86/sse.asm:444: ... from macro WEIGHTED_SSE' defined here E:\media-autobuild_suite\build\rav1e-git\src/x86/sse.asm:474: warning: trailing garbage after macro name ignored [-w+pp-trailing] E:\media-autobuild_suite\build\rav1e-git\src/x86/sse.asm:444: ... from macroWEIGHTED_SSE' defined here thread 'main' panicked at build.rs:147:7: NASM build failed. Make sure you have nasm installed or disable the "asm" feature. You can get NASM from https://nasm.us or your system's package manager.

error: nonzero exit status: exit code: 0xc0000005 note: run with RUST_BACKTRACE=1 environment variable to display a backtrace rust.build failed. Check E:/media-autobuild_suite/build/rav1e-git/ab-suite.rust.build.log This is required for other packages, so this script will exit.

logs.zip ab-suite.rust.build.log

1480c1 commented 6 months ago

have not been able to reproduce, have you tried deleting the rav1e-git folder? Other things to try is deleting the msys64/opt folder, or just removing msys64 and mintty.lnk and trying again

Whitehawkx commented 5 months ago

Thanks for taking a look. I've tried deleting the rav1e-git and msys64 folder, but error still happens. Also tried just rebuilding entirely to be sure but it persists. It seems like it can't find nasm for some reason.

hydra3333 commented 5 months ago

Unable to reproduce here either, having successfully built it today.

Dumb Query: did you install rust et al globally, separate to MABS ?

Not sure about "It seems like it can't find nasm for some reason" or it finds nasm and throws an error for a strange reason from the look of those messages. Looking at ab-suite.rust.build.log, doesn't it seem as if nasm ran successfully multiple times before throwing a fruity ?

Have you tried to delete the entire MABS tree and started afresh ?

Whitehawkx commented 5 months ago

Just wanted to confirm that I did not install rust globally or anything like that. I tried completely removing the build folder and starting over from scratch. I also did a fresh windows install and cmos reset and running the build again before reinstalling anything. In addition to this, I've tried running the build from the same ssd as my os, and from another ssd. All still fail with the same error message. As a last resort I tried building on a separate laptop and it built successfully. Appears to be something specific to my PC, but it's strange how doing a fresh windows install didn't resolve it. I can't imagine it's my specs but running out of ideas here.

hydra3333 commented 5 months ago

Appears to be something specific to my PC

Eek. Good luck with that, nothing worse that "it's just my PC" especially after a fresh install. It's not an old PC with "lower spec" old sse is it ?