Re: [Patch] Enable multi-threaded POP3 retrieval

On 2018.01.06 14:55, Albrecht Dreß wrote:
> Am 06.01.18 20:15 schrieb(en) Jack:
>>> Just say “rm libbalsa/libbalsa-marshal.[hc]”, and then again try  
>>> “make”.  Then these files should be re-generated properly.
>>> 
>> Unfortunately, that gives the same error.  However, there is a .h,  
>> .c, and .o.  The .c does not seem to get regenerated, but the other  
>> two do.  Is that relevant?
> 
> Ooops, actually, you should also remove the '.o' file before running  
> “make” (i.e. “rm libbalsa/libbalsa-marshal.[hco]”).  None of these  
> files is in git, they are *all* created by parsing   
> libbalsa/libbalsa-marshal.list and by the build process, respectively  
> (maybe a “make clean” before “make” would work, too).  This file  
> should contain, inter alia
> 
> VOID:INT,DOUBLE,STRING
> # VOID:INT,INT,INT,STRING
> 
> The first is the new mashaller, the second the old one.
> 
Still not.  In the source tree, in ./libbalsa/ there is also  
libbalsa-marshal.h anc .c.  These are both explicitly listed in  
.gitignore.  When I deleted them, then any make gives me

make[3]: *** No rule to make target  
'../../balsa-git/libbalsa/libbalsa-marshal.c', needed by  
'libbalsa-marshal.o'.  Stop.

At this point, I'm wondering if they were there from some past attempt  
to do an in-source build.  However, "git checkout -f master" left me  
with the same problem, and I thought that would get rid of any files  
not in the original checkout.  Should I do a new clone?

Anyway, just to see what happens, I copied libbalsa-marshal.c from the  
build libbalsa to the source libbalsa, and then make completed.  It  
runs, so maybe that gives a hint about what's still funny.

I'll talk about the results in the other thread.

Jack
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