From: Andrew Walrond <andrew@...>
Date: 2004-09-04T19:04:57+09:00
Subject: [BUG] unknown node type 0. Very Weird.

I'm getting this:

 [BUG] unknown node type 0
 ruby 1.8.2 (2004-08-22) [i686-linux]

 Aborted

If I remove a BLANK LINE in my code!

The code in question follows. The blank line is immediately after 
the .fwrite()

  def build()
    unpack().cd
    'DEFAULTS/Defaults.linux'.fwrite(
       '#ident "%W% %E% %Q%"',
       'DEFCCOM=        cc',
       'CWARNOPTS=',
       'DEFINCDIRS=     $(SRCROOT)/include /usr/src/linux/include',
       'LDPATH=         -L/lib',
       'RUNPATH=        -R $(INS_BASE)/lib -R $(OLIBSDIR)',
                                     "INS_BASE=       #{prefix}",
                                     'INS_KBASE=      /',
                                     'DEFUMASK=       002',
                                     'DEFINSMODEF=    444',
                                     'DEFINSMODEX=    755',
                                     'DEFINSUSR=      cdrtools',
                                     'DEFINSGRP=      cdrtools'
                                     )
-----------BLANK LINE HERE - BUG IF REMOVED----------------
    bash "./Gmake.linux -j#{$mj}"
    bash "./Gmake.linux install"
  end

I have seen this bug before, and it always seems to be comment (#) or white 
space related. Any clues? This very complex script runs perfectly with blank 
line in place.

Andrew Walrond