Please add gtirb-functions

[eschulte]

This package implements function objects over GTIRB. GTIRB is an intermediate representation for binary code analysis and rewriting. The idea of functions are not first-class in GTIRB, this library provides simple function objects over top of GTIRB.

https://github.com/grammatech/gtirb-functions

Thanks!

[quicklisp]

Failure log here: http://report.quicklisp.org/2020-05-11/failure-report/gtirb-functions.html

[eschulte]

Thanks for the report.

I've just pushed up a change to the quicklisp branch of the GTIRB repository which I believe should fix this build error.

[quicklisp]

I'm still getting this error in gtirb-functions (and other grammatech libraries too). What project defines the WIRE-FORMAT package?

[eschulte]

Oh sorry, that's because we now require the latest version of https://github.com/brown/protobuf (they just pushed up an important bug fix which apparently also changes the runtime interface from generated code to the library--and after #1806 (comment) we now directly commit generated code to the quicklisp branch of https://github.com/grammatech/gtirb).

[eschulte]

WIRE-FORMAT is defined by PROTOBUF

[quicklisp]

Still getting ; The function WIRE-FORMAT:SKIP-FIELD is called with four arguments, but wants exactly five.

[eschulte]

So, using the latest quicklisp branch of the gtirb repository, every call to skip-field that I see has exactly 5 arguments. All of the lisp files calling that function should be in the following directory (or it's subdirectory) https://github.com/GrammaTech/gtirb/tree/quicklisp/proto.

Can you see what file that error is thrown by?

Thanks!

[quicklisp]

There's a local issue. When pulling in gtirb I got: both added: proto/Section.lisp So I have been using a stale gtirb checkout for a bit. I'm rebuilding now with a fresh cache to see if it's fixed.

[quicklisp]

Ok, looks good now.