Several dependencies fail to build about reflex-platform

[ryantrinkle]

Hi Cesc.,

It looks like you may have run out of memory during the build. You may be able to avoid this by running ./try-reflex -j 1. However, these are also packages that should be available in binary form from my cache server - which means they shouldn't really need to build at all on your machine. Have you been able to pull binaries from it? What platform are you running on?

Ryan

[cescac]

Hi Ryan,

Thank you very much for your reply.
I am running it on a Power Mac running Ubuntu 14.04.

No, I have not tried.

How do you pull binaries?

Thanks.

Cesc.

[ryantrinkle]

@cescac If you're running on Ubuntu, the script should automatically handle using the binary cache - so it sounds like it didn't do that properly. Could you pull the latest try-reflex and give it another try?

[cescac]

Hi Ryan,

I downloaded your try-replex-develop this morning. I made sure that I
closed all other applications and I controlled the memory consumption
using top and there were always at least 1.9 GB free out of 6GB.

Do you think it would run smoother on NixOS?

I am attaching the output as a file.

Many thanks again.

Yours truly,

Cesc.

On 07-02-2016 17:37, Ryan Trinkle wrote:

@cescac https://github.com/cescac If you're running on Ubuntu, the
script should automatically handle using the binary cache - so it
sounds like it didn't do that properly. Could you pull the latest
try-reflex and give it another try?

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[ali-abrar]

@cescac I don't think your attachment came through on your most recent message.

I just ran try-reflex on a new Ubuntu 14.04 64bit VM and everything appeared to be working (and pulling from the binary cache). Are you running 64bit?

[ali-abrar]

Hi @cescac. Please re-open if you're still having this issue.