chwarr
commented
1 year ago I don't understand how you even got this far running gbc.exe on a Linux host. :-) The gbc.exe in the NuGet package is an Windows binary. I would expect invoking that gbc.exe to fail with an error about the file being non-executable or in a bad format. Are you using Wine or something like it?
- To run Bond on Linux, I suggest that you build gbc from source targeting Linux. That's how the Bond CI build for Linux works. For more details about how to do that and how to tell the MSBuild targets about your copy of gbc, see issue #940, gbc for Linux?.
- gbc.exe does normalize slashes on input files. If you are running this atop Wine, I would expect that gbc would think that it is running on Windows and will thus translate all its paths to use backslashes. However, I would then expect Wine would be responsible for mapping Windows paths back to the appropriate ones for the platform.
- Are you invoking gbc manually or via MSBuild? Your invocation of gbc.exe appears to be missing a
@before the path to "bonddefaultcodegen.in". The file is typically generated by the MSBuild codegen targets and passed to gbc.exe (to avoid command length limits) via @listfile syntax. I would expect the invocation of gbc to be~/.nuget/packages/bond.compiler.csharp/10.0.0/tools/gbc.exe c# ... --namespace=bond=Bond @"./bonddefaultcodegen.in"with a leading@before the file and the path surrounded by quotes.- However, I would expect a missing
@to result in a parse error, as "Bond.bond" isn't valid .bond syntax. The "No such file or directory" error implies that this is failing to open the input file at all...
- However, I would expect a missing
RussKie
mbslimane
I'm getting the error "openFile: does not exist (No such file or directory)" when trying to run the build on a non-Windows build agent (Ubuntu).
If I move the file into a subfolder, I get the following:
It looks to me as though the path is being converted into Windows path (i.e., "/" -> "\"), and this is probably what's causing the issue.
. . .
gbc.exe executes without obvious issues:
gbc.exe output
``` $ ~/.nuget/packages/bond.compiler.csharp/10.0.0/tools/gbc.exe Bond Compiler 0.12.1.0, (C) Microsoft gbc [COMMAND] ... [OPTIONS] Compile Bond schema file(s) and generate specified output. The schema file(s) can be in one of two formats: Bond IDL or JSON representation of the schema abstract syntax tree as produced by `gbc schema`. Multiple schema files can be specified either directly on the command line or by listing them in a text file passed to gbc via @listfile syntax. Common flags: -i --import-dir=DIR Add the directory to import search path -o --output-dir=DIR Output generated files into the specified directory -j --jobs[=NUM] Run NUM jobs simultaneously (or '$ncpus' if no NUM is not given) -? --help Display help message -V --version Print version information --numeric-version Print just the version number gbc c++ [OPTIONS] [FILE] Generate C++ code -u --using=MAPPING Custom type alias mapping in the form alias=type -n --namespace=MAPPING Custom namespace mapping in the form bond_namespace=language_namespace -h --header=HEADER Emit #include HEADER into the generated files -e --enum-header Generate enums into a separate header file --allocator=ALLOCATOR Generate types using the specified allocator --apply=PROTOCOL Generate Apply function overloads for the specified protocol only; supported protocols: compact, fast and simple --export-attribute=ATTRIBUTE --apply-attribute Prefix declarations for library export with the specified C++ attribute/declspec. apply-attribute is a deprecated synonym. --no-banner Omit the banner at the top of generated files --core Generate core serialization definitions (true by default, --core=false to disable) --grpc Generate gRPC definitions --alloc-ctors Generate constructors with allocator argument --type-aliases Generate type aliases --scoped-alloc Use std::scoped_allocator_adaptor for strings and containers --enable-service-inheritance Enable service inheritance syntax in IDL gbc c# [OPTIONS] [FILE] Generate C# code -u --using=MAPPING Custom type alias mapping in the form alias=type -n --namespace=MAPPING Custom namespace mapping in the form bond_namespace=language_namespace -c --collection-interfaces Use interfaces rather than concrete collection types -r --readonly-properties Generate private property setters -f --fields Generate public fields rather than properties --no-banner Omit the banner at the top of generated files --structs Generate C# types for Bond structs and enums (true by default, use "--structs=false" to disable) --grpc Generate C# services and proxies for gRPC --enable-service-inheritance Enable service inheritance syntax in IDL --preview-constructor-parameters PREVIEW FEATURE: Generate a constructor that takes all the fields as parameters. Typically used with readonly-properties. gbc java [OPTIONS] [FILE] Generate Java code -u --using=MAPPING Currently unimplemented and ignored for Java -n --namespace=MAPPING Custom namespace mapping in the form bond_namespace=language_namespace --no-banner Omit the banner at the top of generated files gbc schema [OPTIONS] [FILE] Output the JSON representation of the schema -r --runtime-schema Generate Simple JSON representation of runtime schema, aka SchemaDef --enable-service-inheritance Enable service inheritance syntax in IDL ```