Hi David,

yes, it seems the Isabelle installation step failed already. The command ./isabelle/bin/isabelle components -a should print the list of missing components as it did, but should then start downloading them. Instead it printed an error message about dirname.

It’s possible that it is picking up the wrong kind of shell to run the script. Do you have bash installed? The script is trying to run bash using “#!/usr/bin/env bash"

The wrong path out of run_tests also seems to be related to dirname. It’s this line that seems to be going wrong:

DIR="$( cd "$( dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}" )" && pwd )"

in this case DIR should just become “.”, but it seems to return the empty string instead.

Cheers, Gerwin

On 21.01.2015, at 05:41, David Greve david.greve@rockwellcollins.com wrote:

I am attempting to run the sel4 proofs on linux Mint 17.1 (64-bit).

I have a copy of the "verification" project and have walked through all of the setup steps up to the point of running run_test. When I do, I encounter numerous failures, the first of which says:

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TEST FAILURE: CamkesAdlSpec

/isabelle/bin/isabelle build -b -v -d "" CamkesAdlSpec make: /isabelle/bin/isabelle: Command not found /bin/sh: /isabelle/bin/isabelle: No such file or directory make: *** [CamkesAdlSpec] Error 127

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Note that the isabelle command appears to be missing a leading path.

I think the script is somehow failing to pick up my working directory.

Now, when I was setting up isabelle, I did see the following message:

$ ./isabelle/bin/isabelle components -a ### Missing Isabelle component: "/home/dagreve/.isabelle/contrib/cvc3-2.4.1" ... ### Missing Isabelle component: "/home/dagreve/.isabelle/contrib/xz-java-1.2-1" dirname: missing operand Try 'dirname --help' for more information. ...

The setup completed without further errors, but I wonder if this is a contributing factor?

Thanks, Dave

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