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  1. ==> Making package: gst 0.7.5-1 (Mo 05 Sep 2022 16:51:33 CEST)
  2. ==> Retrieving sources...
  3.   -> Found gst-0.7.5.tar.gz
  4. ==> Validating source files with sha256sums...
  5.     gst-0.7.5.tar.gz ... Passed
  6. ==> Making package: stress-ng 0.14.00-1 (Mo 05 Sep 2022 16:51:34 CEST)
  7. ==> Retrieving sources...
  8.   -> Found V0.14.00.tar.gz
  9. ==> Validating source files with sha256sums...
  10.     V0.14.00.tar.gz ... Passed
  11. ==> Making package: stress-ng 0.14.00-1 (Mo 05 Sep 2022 16:51:36 CEST)
  12. ==> Checking runtime dependencies...
  13. ==> Checking buildtime dependencies...
  14. ==> Retrieving sources...
  15.   -> Found V0.14.00.tar.gz
  16. ==> Validating source files with sha256sums...
  17.     V0.14.00.tar.gz ... Passed
  18. ==> Removing existing $srcdir/ directory...
  19. ==> Extracting sources...
  20.   -> Extracting V0.14.00.tar.gz with bsdtar
  21. ==> Sources are ready.
  22. ==> Making package: stress-ng 0.14.00-1 (Mo 05 Sep 2022 16:51:39 CEST)
  23. ==> Checking runtime dependencies...
  24. ==> Checking buildtime dependencies...
  25. ==> WARNING: Using existing $srcdir/ tree
  26. ==> Removing existing $pkgdir/ directory...
  27. ==> Starting build()...
  28. make CC=cc STATIC= -f Makefile.config
  29. make[1]: Entering directory '/home/smokus/.cache/yay/stress-ng/src/stress-ng-0.14.00'
  30. using -laio ... yes
  31. using -lbsd ... yes
  32. using -lcrypt ... yes
  33. using -lrt ... yes
  34. using -lsctp ... no
  35. using -lz ... yes
  36. using -ldl ... yes
  37. using -ljpeg ... yes
  38. using -lJudy ... no
  39. using -pthread ... yes
  40. using -pthread spinlock ... yes
  41. using -lIPSec_MB ... no
  42. using -lkmod ... yes
  43. using -lxxhash ... yes
  44. using -lapparmor ... no
  45. using aio.h ... yes
  46. using asm/cachectl.h ... no
  47. using asm/ldt.h ... yes
  48. using asm/mtrr.h ... yes
  49. using asm/prctl.h ... yes
  50. using attr/xattr.h ... no
  51. using bsd/stdlib.h ... yes
  52. using bsd/string.h ... yes
  53. using bsd/sys/tree.h ... yes
  54. using bsd/unistd.h ... yes
  55. using bsd/wchar.h ... yes
  56. using complex.h ... yes
  57. using wchar.h ... yes
  58. using crypt.h ... yes
  59. using features.h ... yes
  60. using fenv.h ... yes
  61. using float.h ... yes
  62. using grp.h ... yes
  63. using intel-ipsec-mb.h ... no
  64. using jpeglib.h ... yes
  65. using Judy.h ... no
  66. using keyutils.h ... yes
  67. using libaio.h ... yes
  68. using libgen.h ... yes
  69. using libkmod.h ... yes
  70. using link.h ... yes
  71. using linux/android/binder.h ... yes
  72. using linux/android/binderfs.h ... yes
  73. using linux/audit.h ... yes
  74. using linux/blkzoned.h ... yes
  75. using linux/cdrom.h ... yes
  76. using linux/cn_proc.h ... yes
  77. using linux/connector.h ... yes
  78. using linux/dm-ioctl.h ... yes
  79. using linux/fd.h ... yes
  80. using linux/fiemap.h ... yes
  81. using linux/filter.h ... yes
  82. using linux/fsverity.h ... yes
  83. using linux/futex.h ... yes
  84. using linux/fs.h ... yes
  85. using linux/genetlink.h ... yes
  86. using linux/hdreg.h ... yes
  87. using linux/hpet.h ... yes
  88. using linux/if_alg.h ... yes
  89. using linux/if_packet.h ... yes
  90. using linux/if_tun.h ... yes
  91. using linux/io_uring.h ... yes
  92. using linux/kd.h ... yes
  93. using linux/kvm.h ... yes
  94. using linux/landlock.h ... yes
  95. using linux/loop.h ... yes
  96. using linux/media.h ... yes
  97. using linux/membarrier.h ... yes
  98. using linux/mempolicy.h ... yes
  99. using linux/netlink.h ... yes
  100. using linux/openat2.h ... yes
  101. using linux/pci.h ... yes
  102. using linux/perf_event.h ... yes
  103. using linux/posix_types.h ... yes
  104. using linux/ppdev.h ... yes
  105. using linux/ptp_clock.h ... yes
  106. using linux/random.h ... yes
  107. using linux/rseq.h ... yes
  108. using linux/rtc.h ... yes
  109. using linux/rtnetlink.h ... yes
  110. using linux/seccomp.h ... yes
  111. using linux/serial.h ... yes
  112. using linux/sockdiag.h ... yes
  113. using linux/socket.h ... yes
  114. using linux/sockios.h ... yes
  115. using linux/sysctl.h ... yes
  116. using linux/taskstats.h ... yes
  117. using linux/udp.h ... yes
  118. using linux/unix_diag.h ... yes
  119. using linux/usbdevice_fs.h ... yes
  120. using linux/userfaultfd.h ... yes
  121. using linux/version.h ... yes
  122. using linux/videodev2.h ... yes
  123. using linux/vt.h ... yes
  124. using linux/watchdog.h ... yes
  125. using locale.h ... yes
  126. using malloc.h ... yes
  127. using mntent.h ... yes
  128. using mqueue.h ... yes
  129. using poll.h ... yes
  130. using scsi/scsi.h ... yes
  131. using scsi/scsi_ioctl.h ... yes
  132. using scsi/sg.h ... yes
  133. using semaphore.h ... yes
  134. using strings.h ... yes
  135. using sound/asound.h ... yes
  136. using spawn.h ... yes
  137. using syslog.h ... yes
  138. using sys/apparmor.h ... no
  139. using sys/auxv.h ... yes
  140. using sys/capability.h ... yes
  141. using sys/epoll.h ... yes
  142. using sys/eventfd.h ... yes
  143. using sys/fanotify.h ... yes
  144. using sys/fsuid.h ... yes
  145. using sys/inotify.h ... yes
  146. using sys/io.h ... yes
  147. using sys/ipc.h ... yes
  148. using sys/loadavg.h ... no
  149. using sys/mount.h ... yes
  150. using sys/msg.h ... yes
  151. using sys/param.h ... yes
  152. using sys/personality.h ... yes
  153. using sys/platform/ppc.h ... no
  154. using sys/prctl.h ... yes
  155. using sys/random.h ... yes
  156. using sys/sysctl.h ... no
  157. using sys/tree.h ... no
  158. using sys/queue.h ... yes
  159. using sys/quota.h ... yes
  160. using sys/select.h ... yes
  161. using sys/sendfile.h ... yes
  162. using sys/shm.h ... yes
  163. using sys/signalfd.h ... yes
  164. using sys/statfs.h ... yes
  165. using sys/statvfs.h ... yes
  166. using sys/swap.h ... yes
  167. using sys/syscall.h ... yes
  168. using sys/sysinfo.h ... yes
  169. using sys/sysmacros.h ... yes
  170. using sys/timerfd.h ... yes
  171. using sys/timex.h ... yes
  172. using sys/uio.h ... yes
  173. using sys/ucred.h ... no
  174. using sys/un.h ... yes
  175. using sys/utsname.h ... yes
  176. using sys/vfs.h ... yes
  177. using sys/vmmeter.h ... no
  178. using sys/xattr.h ... yes
  179. using termio.h ... yes
  180. using termios.h ... yes
  181. using net/if.h ... yes
  182. using netinet/ip.h ... yes
  183. using netinet/ip_icmp.h ... yes
  184. using netinet/sctp.h ... no
  185. using netinet/tcp.h ... yes
  186. using ucontext.h ... yes
  187. using ustat.h ... no
  188. using utime.h ... yes
  189. using xmmintrin.h ... yes
  190. using xxhash.h ... yes
  191. using 64 byte alignment attribute ... yes
  192. using 128 byte alignment attribute ... yes
  193. using 64K byte alignment attribute ... yes
  194. using __attribute__((fallthrough)) ... yes
  195. using cldemote instruction (x86) ... yes
  196. using clflush instruction (x86) ... yes
  197. using clflushopt instruction (x86) ... yes
  198. using darn instruction (power9) ... no
  199. using fence instruction (RISC-V) ... no
  200. using label as value feature ... yes
  201. using nop instruction ... yes
  202. using asm("") ... yes
  203. using pause instruction (x86) ... yes
  204. using tpause instruction (x86) ... yes
  205. using pragma push/pop ... yes
  206. using pragma inside functions ... yes
  207. using rdrand instruction (x86) ... yes
  208. using rdseed instruction (x86) ... yes
  209. using __restrict keyword ... yes
  210. using yield instruction (ARM) ... no
  211. using target_clones attribute ... yes
  212. using target_clones mmx attribute (x86) ... yes
  213. using target_clones avx attribute (x86) ... yes
  214. using target_clones avx2 attribute (x86) ... yes
  215. using target_clones sse attribute (x86) ... yes
  216. using target_clones sse2 attribute (x86) ... yes
  217. using target_clones sse3 attribute (x86) ... yes
  218. using target_clones ssse3 attribute (x86) ... yes
  219. using target_clones sse4_1 attribute (x86) ... yes
  220. using target_clones sse4_2 attribute (x86) ... yes
  221. using target_clones arch=skylake-avx512 attribute (x86) ... yes
  222. using target_clones arch=tigerlake attribute (x86) ... yes
  223. using target_clones arch=sapphirerapids attribute (x86) ... yes
  224. using target_clones arch=alderlake attribute (x86) ... yes
  225. using target_clones arch=rocketlake attribute (x86) ... yes
  226. using target_clones cpu=power9 attribute (power9) ... no
  227. using variable length array function args ... yes
  228. using vector math ... yes
  229. using complex ... yes
  230. using daddr_t ... yes
  231. using dvd_authinfo ... yes
  232. using dvd_struct ... yes
  233. using float decimal32 ... yes
  234. using float decimal64 ... yes
  235. using float decimal128 ... yes
  236. using float16 ... no
  237. using float32 ... yes
  238. using float64 ... yes
  239. using float80 ... yes
  240. using float128 ... yes
  241. using __itimer_which_t ... yes
  242. using ino64_t ... yes
  243. using int128_t ... yes
  244. using __kernel_long_t ... yes
  245. using __kernel_ulong_t ... yes
  246. using landlock_rule_type ... yes
  247. using loff_t ... yes
  248. using mode_t ... yes
  249. using off_t ... yes
  250. using off64_t ... yes
  251. using __pid_type ... yes
  252. using __priority_which_t ... yes
  253. using pthread_mutexattr_t ... yes
  254. using ptrace_request ... yes
  255. using __rlimit_resource_t ... yes
  256. using __rusage_who_t ... yes
  257. using struct cdrom_blk ... yes
  258. using struct cdrom_mcn ... yes
  259. using struct cdrom_msf ... yes
  260. using struct cdrom_read_audio ... yes
  261. using struct cdrom_subchnl ... yes
  262. using struct cdrom_ti ... yes
  263. using struct cdrom_tocentry ... yes
  264. using struct cdrom_tochdr ... yes
  265. using struct cdrom_volctrl ... yes
  266. using struct consolefontdesc ... yes
  267. using struct dm_ioctl ... yes
  268. using struct floppy_fdc_state ... yes
  269. using struct floppy_drive_struct ... yes
  270. using struct floppy_struct ... yes
  271. using struct fsverity_digest ... yes
  272. using struct fsverity_enable_arg ... yes
  273. using struct fsxattr ... yes
  274. using struct ifconf ... yes
  275. using struct iphdr and icmphdr ... yes
  276. using struct kbdiacrs ... yes
  277. using struct kbentry ... yes
  278. using struct kbkeycode ... yes
  279. using struct kbsentry ... yes
  280. using struct landlock_ruleset_attr ... yes
  281. using struct media_device_info ... yes
  282. using struct msginfo ... yes
  283. using struct mtrr_gentry ... yes
  284. using struct mtrr_sentry ... yes
  285. using struct open_how ... no
  286. using struct rtc_param ... yes
  287. using struct rusage.ru_minflt ... yes
  288. using struct rusage.ru_nvcsw ... yes
  289. using struct seccomp_notif_sizes ... yes
  290. using struct serial_icounter_struct ... yes
  291. using struct serial_struct ... yes
  292. using struct shmid_ds ... yes
  293. using struct shminfo ... yes
  294. using struct snd_ctl_card_info ... yes
  295. using struct snd_ctl_tlv ... yes
  296. using struct sockaddr_un ... yes
  297. using struct termios ... yes
  298. using struct unimapdesc ... yes
  299. using struct usbdevfs_getdriver ... yes
  300. using struct user_desc ... yes
  301. using struct vt_consize ... yes
  302. using struct vt_mode ... yes
  303. using struct vt_sizes ... yes
  304. using struct vt_stat ... yes
  305. using struct v4l2_audio ... yes
  306. using struct v4l2_audioout ... yes
  307. using struct v4l2_capability ... yes
  308. using struct v4l2_dv_timings ... yes
  309. using struct v4l2_enc_idx ... yes
  310. using struct v4l2_framebuffer ... yes
  311. using struct v4l2_jpegcompression ... yes
  312. using v4l2_std_id ... yes
  313. using __v2di ... yes
  314. using struct winsize ... yes
  315. using accept4 ... yes
  316. using adjtime ... yes
  317. using adjtimex ... yes
  318. using affinit ... yes
  319. using aio_cancel ... yes
  320. using aio_fsync ... yes
  321. using aio_read ... yes
  322. using aio_write ... yes
  323. using arch_prctl ... yes
  324. using atomics with -latomic ... yes
  325. using __atomic_add_fetch ... yes
  326. using __atomic_and_fetch ... yes
  327. using __atomic_clear ... yes
  328. using __atomic_fetch_add ... yes
  329. using __atomic_fetch_add_2 ... yes
  330. using __atomic_fetch_add_4 ... yes
  331. using __atomic_fetch_add_8 ... yes
  332. using __atomic_fetch_and ... yes
  333. using __atomic_fetch_nand ... yes
  334. using __atomic_fetch_or ... yes
  335. using __atomic_fetch_sub ... yes
  336. using __atomic_fetch_xor ... yes
  337. using __atomic_load ... yes
  338. using __atomic_loa ... yes
  339. using __atomic_nand_fetch ... yes
  340. using __atomic_or_fetch ... yes
  341. using __atomic_store ... yes
  342. using __atomic_stor ... yes
  343. using __atomic_sub_fetch ... yes
  344. using __atomic_xor_fetch ... yes
  345. using brk ... yes
  346. using strlcat ... yes
  347. using strlcpy ... yes
  348. using __builtin_cabsl ... yes
  349. using __builtin_ccosl ... yes
  350. using __builtin_cos ... yes
  351. using __builtin_cosf ... yes
  352. using __builtin_coshl ... yes
  353. using __builtin_cosl ... yes
  354. using __builtin_cpow ... yes
  355. using __builtin_cpu_is(power9) ... no
  356. using __builtin_csinf ... yes
  357. using __builtin_csinl ... yes
  358. using __builtin_ctz ... yes
  359. using __builtin_exp ... yes
  360. using __builtin_expect ... yes
  361. using __builtin_expl ... yes
  362. using __builtin_fabs ... yes
  363. using __builtin_fabsl ... yes
  364. using __builtin_ia32_movntdq ... yes
  365. using __builtin_ia32_movnti ... yes
  366. using __builtin_ia32_movnti64 ... yes
  367. using __builtin_lgammal ... yes
  368. using __builtin_log ... yes
  369. using __builtin_logl ... yes
  370. using __builtin_memcpy ... yes
  371. using __builtin_memmove ... yes
  372. using __builtin_nontemporal_store ... no
  373. using __builtin_parity ... yes
  374. using __builtin_pow ... yes
  375. using __builtin_prefetch ... yes
  376. using __builtin_rint ... yes
  377. using __builtin_rintl ... yes
  378. using __builtin_ia32_sfence ... yes
  379. using __builtin_sin ... yes
  380. using __builtin_sinf ... yes
  381. using __builtin_sinhl ... yes
  382. using __builtin_sinl ... yes
  383. using __builtin_sqrt ... yes
  384. using __builtin_sqrtl ... yes
  385. using __builtin_supports ... yes
  386. using __builtin___clear_cache ... yes
  387. using cabsl ... yes
  388. using cacheflush ... no
  389. using ccosf ... yes
  390. using ccosl ... yes
  391. using chroot ... yes
  392. using cimag ... yes
  393. using clearenv ... yes
  394. using clock_getres ... yes
  395. using clock_gettime ... yes
  396. using clock_nanosleep ... yes
  397. using clock_settime ... yes
  398. using clone ... yes
  399. using copy_file_range ... yes
  400. using coshl ... yes
  401. using cosl ... yes
  402. using cpow ... yes
  403. using creal ... yes
  404. using crypt_r ... yes
  405. using csinl ... yes
  406. using dup3 ... no
  407. using endpwent ... yes
  408. using epoll_create ... yes
  409. using epoll_create1 ... yes
  410. using eventfd ... yes
  411. using __executable_start ... yes
  412. using execveat ... yes
  413. using expl ... yes
  414. using faccessat ... yes
  415. using faccessat2 ... no
  416. using fallocate ... yes
  417. using fanotify ... yes
  418. using fchmodat ... yes
  419. using fchownat ... yes
  420. using fdatasync ... yes
  421. using fgetxattr ... yes
  422. using flistxattr ... yes
  423. using flock ... yes
  424. using fremovexattr ... yes
  425. using fsetxattr ... yes
  426. using fsync ... yes
  427. using futimens ... yes
  428. using futimes ... yes
  429. using futimesat ... yes
  430. using getauxval ... yes
  431. using getcpu ... yes
  432. using getdomainname ... yes
  433. using getdtablesize ... yes
  434. using gethostid ... yes
  435. using gethostname ... yes
  436. using getloadavg ... yes
  437. using getmntent ... yes
  438. using getmntinfo ... no
  439. using getpagesize ... yes
  440. using getpgid ... yes
  441. using getpgrp ... yes
  442. using getpriority ... yes
  443. using getpwent ... yes
  444. using getrandom ... yes
  445. using getresgid ... yes
  446. using getresuid ... yes
  447. using getrusage ... yes
  448. using getsid ... yes
  449. using gettid ... yes
  450. using getxattr ... yes
  451. using inotify ... yes
  452. using inotify1 ... yes
  453. using iopl ... yes
  454. using ioport ... yes
  455. using lgammal ... yes
  456. using lgetxattr ... yes
  457. using linkat ... yes
  458. using listxattr ... yes
  459. using llistxattr ... yes
  460. using lockf ... yes
  461. using logl ... yes
  462. using lookup_dcookie ... yes
  463. using lremovexattr ... yes
  464. using lseek64 ... yes
  465. using lsetxattr ... yes
  466. using madvise ... yes
  467. using malloc_trim ... yes
  468. using mallopt ... yes
  469. using memfd_create ... yes
  470. using mincore ... yes
  471. using mkdirat ... yes
  472. using mknodat ... yes
  473. using mlock ... yes
  474. using mlock2 ... yes
  475. using mlockall ... yes
  476. using modify_ldt ... yes
  477. using mprotect ... yes
  478. using mquery ... no
  479. using POSIX message queues ... yes
  480. using SYS ... yes
  481. using mremap ... yes
  482. using msync ... yes
  483. using munlock ... yes
  484. using munlockall ... yes
  485. using name_to_handle_at ... yes
  486. using nanosleep ... yes
  487. using nice ... yes
  488. using openat ... yes
  489. using openat2 ... yes
  490. using open_by_handle_at ... yes
  491. using open_memstream ... yes
  492. using personality ... yes
  493. using pidfd_getfd ... yes
  494. using pidfd_open ... yes
  495. using pidfd_send_signal ... yes
  496. using pipe2 ... yes
  497. using pkey_alloc ... yes
  498. using pkey_free ... yes
  499. using pkey_get ... yes
  500. using pkey_mprotect ... yes
  501. using pkey_set ... yes
  502. using posix_fadvise ... yes
  503. using posix_fallocate ... yes
  504. using posix_madvise ... yes
  505. using posix_memalign ... yes
  506. using posix_openpt ... yes
  507. using posix_spawn ... yes
  508. using powl ... yes
  509. using __ppc_get_timebas ... no
  510. using ppoll ... yes
  511. using prctl ... yes
  512. using preadv ... yes
  513. using preadv2 ... yes
  514. using prlimit ... yes
  515. using process_vm_readv ... yes
  516. using process_vm_writev ... yes
  517. using pselect ... yes
  518. using pthread_attr_setstack ... yes
  519. using pthread_mutexattr_destroy ... yes
  520. using pthread_mutexattr_init ... yes
  521. using pthread_mutexattr_setprioceiling ... yes
  522. using pthread_mutexattr_setprotocol ... yes
  523. using pthread_sigqueue ... yes
  524. using ptrace ... yes
  525. using ptsname ... yes
  526. using pwritev ... yes
  527. using pwritev2 ... yes
  528. using quotactl_fd ... no
  529. using readlinkat ... yes
  530. using recvmmsg ... yes
  531. using remap_file_pages ... yes
  532. using removexattr ... yes
  533. using renameat ... yes
  534. using renameat2 ... yes
  535. using rintl ... yes
  536. using sbrk ... yes
  537. using sched_getaffinity ... yes
  538. using sched_getcpu ... yes
  539. using sched_get_priority_max ... yes
  540. using sched_get_priority_min ... yes
  541. using sched_rr_get_interval ... yes
  542. using sched_setscheduler ... yes
  543. using sched_yield ... yes
  544. using SYS ... yes
  545. using POSIX semaphores ... yes
  546. using SYS ... yes
  547. using sendfile ... yes
  548. using sendmmsg ... yes
  549. using setdomainname ... yes
  550. using setfsgid ... yes
  551. using setfsuid ... yes
  552. using setns ... yes
  553. using setpgid ... yes
  554. using setpgrp ... yes
  555. using setpriority ... yes
  556. using setproctitle ... yes
  557. using setpwent ... yes
  558. using setregid ... yes
  559. using setresgid ... yes
  560. using setresuid ... yes
  561. using setreuid ... yes
  562. using settimeofday ... yes
  563. using setxattr ... yes
  564. using SYS ... yes
  565. using sigaltstack ... yes
  566. using signalfd ... yes
  567. using sigqueue ... yes
  568. using sigwaitinfo ... yes
  569. using sinhl ... yes
  570. using sinl ... yes
  571. using splice ... yes
  572. using sqrtl ... yes
  573. using statfs ... yes
  574. using statx ... yes
  575. using stime ... no
  576. using swapon ... yes
  577. using swapcontext ... yes
  578. using syncfs ... yes
  579. using sync_bool_compare_and_swap ... yes
  580. using sync_file_range ... yes
  581. using __sync_synchronize ... yes
  582. using sysinfo ... yes
  583. using tcdrain ... yes
  584. using tcflow ... yes
  585. using tcflush ... yes
  586. using tcgetattr ... yes
  587. using tee ... yes
  588. using tgkill ... yes
  589. using timerfd_create ... yes
  590. using timerfd_gettime ... yes
  591. using timerfd_settime ... yes
  592. using timer_create ... yes
  593. using timer_delete ... yes
  594. using timer_getoverrrun ... yes
  595. using timer_gettime ... yes
  596. using timer_settime ... yes
  597. using ttyname ... yes
  598. using umount2 ... yes
  599. using uname ... yes
  600. using unlinkat ... yes
  601. using unshare ... yes
  602. using ustat ... no
  603. using utimensat ... yes
  604. using vhangup ... yes
  605. using vmsplice ... yes
  606. using wait3 ... yes
  607. using wait4 ... yes
  608. using waitid ... yes
  609. using wcscasecmp ... yes
  610. using wcscat ... yes
  611. using wcschr ... yes
  612. using wcscmp ... yes
  613. using wcscoll ... yes
  614. using wcscpy ... yes
  615. using wcslcat ... yes
  616. using wcslcpy ... yes
  617. using wcslen ... yes
  618. using wcsncasecmp ... yes
  619. using wcsncat ... yes
  620. using wcsncmp ... yes
  621. using wcsrchr ... yes
  622. using wcsxfrm ... yes
  623. make[1]: Leaving directory '/home/smokus/.cache/yay/stress-ng/src/stress-ng-0.14.00'
  624. make stress-ng VERBOSE=
  625. make[1]: Entering directory '/home/smokus/.cache/yay/stress-ng/src/stress-ng-0.14.00'
  626. MK git-commit-id.h
  627. CC core-affinity.c
  628. CC core-cache.c
  629. CC core-cpu.c
  630. CC core-hash.c
  631. CC core-helper.c
  632. In file included from /usr/include/linux/fs.h:19,
  633.                  from core-helper.c:58:
  634. /usr/include/linux/mount.h:95:6: error: redeclaration of ‘enum fsconfig_command’
  635.    95 | enum fsconfig_command {
  636.       |      ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  637. In file included from core-helper.c:42:
  638. /usr/include/sys/mount.h:189:6: note: originally defined here
  639.   189 | enum fsconfig_command
  640.       |      ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  641. /usr/include/linux/mount.h:96:9: error: redeclaration of enumerator ‘FSCONFIG_SET_FLAG’
  642.    96 |         FSCONFIG_SET_FLAG       = 0,    /* Set parameter, supplying no value */
  643.       |         ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  644. /usr/include/sys/mount.h:191:3: note: previous definition of ‘FSCONFIG_SET_FLAG’ with type ‘enum fsconfig_command’
  645.   191 |   FSCONFIG_SET_FLAG       = 0,    /* Set parameter, supplying no value */
  646.       |   ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  647. /usr/include/linux/mount.h:97:9: error: redeclaration of enumerator ‘FSCONFIG_SET_STRING’
  648.    97 |         FSCONFIG_SET_STRING     = 1,    /* Set parameter, supplying a string value */
  649.       |         ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  650. /usr/include/sys/mount.h:193:3: note: previous definition of ‘FSCONFIG_SET_STRING’ with type ‘enum fsconfig_command’
  651.   193 |   FSCONFIG_SET_STRING     = 1,    /* Set parameter, supplying a string value */
  652.       |   ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  653. /usr/include/linux/mount.h:98:9: error: redeclaration of enumerator ‘FSCONFIG_SET_BINARY’
  654.    98 |         FSCONFIG_SET_BINARY     = 2,    /* Set parameter, supplying a binary blob value */
  655.       |         ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  656. /usr/include/sys/mount.h:195:3: note: previous definition of ‘FSCONFIG_SET_BINARY’ with type ‘enum fsconfig_command’
  657.   195 |   FSCONFIG_SET_BINARY     = 2,    /* Set parameter, supplying a binary blob value */
  658.       |   ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  659. /usr/include/linux/mount.h:99:9: error: redeclaration of enumerator ‘FSCONFIG_SET_PATH’
  660.    99 |         FSCONFIG_SET_PATH       = 3,    /* Set parameter, supplying an object by path */
  661.       |         ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  662. /usr/include/sys/mount.h:197:3: note: previous definition of ‘FSCONFIG_SET_PATH’ with type ‘enum fsconfig_command’
  663.   197 |   FSCONFIG_SET_PATH       = 3,    /* Set parameter, supplying an object by path */
  664.       |   ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  665. /usr/include/linux/mount.h:100:9: error: redeclaration of enumerator ‘FSCONFIG_SET_PATH_EMPTY’
  666.   100 |         FSCONFIG_SET_PATH_EMPTY = 4,    /* Set parameter, supplying an object by (empty) path */
  667.       |         ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  668. /usr/include/sys/mount.h:199:3: note: previous definition of ‘FSCONFIG_SET_PATH_EMPTY’ with type ‘enum fsconfig_command’
  669.   199 |   FSCONFIG_SET_PATH_EMPTY = 4,    /* Set parameter, supplying an object by (empty) path */
  670.       |   ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  671. /usr/include/linux/mount.h:101:9: error: redeclaration of enumerator ‘FSCONFIG_SET_FD’
  672.   101 |         FSCONFIG_SET_FD         = 5,    /* Set parameter, supplying an object by fd */
  673.       |         ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  674. /usr/include/sys/mount.h:201:3: note: previous definition of ‘FSCONFIG_SET_FD’ with type ‘enum fsconfig_command’
  675.   201 |   FSCONFIG_SET_FD         = 5,    /* Set parameter, supplying an object by fd */
  676.       |   ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  677. /usr/include/linux/mount.h:102:9: error: redeclaration of enumerator ‘FSCONFIG_CMD_CREATE’
  678.   102 |         FSCONFIG_CMD_CREATE     = 6,    /* Invoke superblock creation */
  679.       |         ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  680. /usr/include/sys/mount.h:203:3: note: previous definition of ‘FSCONFIG_CMD_CREATE’ with type ‘enum fsconfig_command’
  681.   203 |   FSCONFIG_CMD_CREATE     = 6,    /* Invoke superblock creation */
  682.       |   ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  683. /usr/include/linux/mount.h:103:9: error: redeclaration of enumerator ‘FSCONFIG_CMD_RECONFIGURE’
  684.   103 |         FSCONFIG_CMD_RECONFIGURE = 7,   /* Invoke superblock reconfiguration */
  685.       |         ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  686. /usr/include/sys/mount.h:205:3: note: previous definition of ‘FSCONFIG_CMD_RECONFIGURE’ with type ‘enum fsconfig_command’
  687.   205 |   FSCONFIG_CMD_RECONFIGURE = 7,   /* Invoke superblock reconfiguration */
  688.       |   ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  689. /usr/include/linux/mount.h:129:8: error: redefinition of ‘struct mount_attr’
  690.   129 | struct mount_attr {
  691.       |        ^~~~~~~~~~
  692. /usr/include/sys/mount.h:161:8: note: originally defined here
  693.   161 | struct mount_attr
  694.       |        ^~~~~~~~~~
  695. make[1]: *** [Makefile:427: core-helper.o] Error 1
  696. make[1]: Leaving directory '/home/smokus/.cache/yay/stress-ng/src/stress-ng-0.14.00'
  697. make: *** [Makefile:408: all] Error 2
  698. ==> ERROR: A failure occurred in build().
  699.     Aborting...
  700.  -> error making: stress-ng
  701.  
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