From @moritz

Another bug condensed from colomon++'s ABC module​:

# file ./lib/A/Role.pm
use v6;
role A​::Role { }

# file ./lib/A/Class1.pm
use v6;
use A​::Role;
class A​::Class1 does A​::Role { }

# file ./lib/A/Class2.pm
use v6;
use A​::Role;

class A​::Classs2 does A​::Role { }

# file ./lib/A/Conflict.pm
use v6;
use A​::Class1;
use A​::Class2;

sub f(A​::Class1 $x) {}

running 'ufo && make' produces the following error​:

mkdir -p `dirname 'blib/lib/A/Role.pir'`
env
PERL6LIB=/home/moritz/tmp/oddness/blib/lib​:/home/moritz/tmp/oddness/lib​:
perl6 --target=pir --output=blib/lib/A/Role.pir lib/A/Role.pm
mkdir -p `dirname 'blib/lib/A/Class1.pir'`
env
PERL6LIB=/home/moritz/tmp/oddness/blib/lib​:/home/moritz/tmp/oddness/lib​:
perl6 --target=pir --output=blib/lib/A/Class1.pir lib/A/Class1.pm
mkdir -p `dirname 'blib/lib/A/Class2.pir'`
env
PERL6LIB=/home/moritz/tmp/oddness/blib/lib​:/home/moritz/tmp/oddness/lib​:
perl6 --target=pir --output=blib/lib/A/Class2.pir lib/A/Class2.pm
mkdir -p `dirname 'blib/lib/A/Conflict.pir'`
env
PERL6LIB=/home/moritz/tmp/oddness/blib/lib​:/home/moritz/tmp/oddness/lib​:
perl6 --target=pir --output=blib/lib/A/Conflict.pir lib/A/Conflict.pm
===SORRY!===
Invalid typename in parameter declaration at line 5, near " $x) {}\n"
make​: *** [blib/lib/A/Conflict.pir] Error 1

Note that the error goes away when removing the 'use A​::Class2;'
statement, which should be totally irrelevant.

From @moritz

Note that the error also goes away when using top-level namespaces, eg
'class Class1' instead of 'class A​::Class1'

@moritz - Status changed from 'new' to 'open'

From @jnthn

On Thu Apr 26 12​:25​:35 2012, moritz wrote​:

Another bug condensed from colomon++'s ABC module​:

# file ./lib/A/Role.pm
use v6;
role A​::Role { }

# file ./lib/A/Class1.pm
use v6;
use A​::Role;
class A​::Class1 does A​::Role { }

# file ./lib/A/Class2.pm
use v6;
use A​::Role;

class A​::Classs2 does A​::Role { }

# file ./lib/A/Conflict.pm
use v6;
use A​::Class1;
use A​::Class2;

sub f(A​::Class1 $x) {}

running 'ufo && make' produces the following error​:

mkdir -p `dirname 'blib/lib/A/Role.pir'`
env
PERL6LIB=/home/moritz/tmp/oddness/blib/lib​:/home/moritz/tmp/oddness/lib​:
perl6 --target=pir --output=blib/lib/A/Role.pir lib/A/Role.pm
mkdir -p `dirname 'blib/lib/A/Class1.pir'`
env
PERL6LIB=/home/moritz/tmp/oddness/blib/lib​:/home/moritz/tmp/oddness/lib​:
perl6 --target=pir --output=blib/lib/A/Class1.pir lib/A/Class1.pm
mkdir -p `dirname 'blib/lib/A/Class2.pir'`
env
PERL6LIB=/home/moritz/tmp/oddness/blib/lib​:/home/moritz/tmp/oddness/lib​:
perl6 --target=pir --output=blib/lib/A/Class2.pir lib/A/Class2.pm
mkdir -p `dirname 'blib/lib/A/Conflict.pir'`
env
PERL6LIB=/home/moritz/tmp/oddness/blib/lib​:/home/moritz/tmp/oddness/lib​:
perl6 --target=pir --output=blib/lib/A/Conflict.pir lib/A/Conflict.pm
===SORRY!===
Invalid typename in parameter declaration at line 5, near " $x) {}\n"
make​: *** [blib/lib/A/Conflict.pir] Error 1

Note that the error goes away when removing the 'use A​::Class2;'
statement, which should be totally irrelevant.

Fixed now​:

$ perl6 -Imodules --target=pir modules\A\Role.pm > modules\A\Role.pir

$ perl6 -Imodules --target=pir modules\A\Class1.pm > modules\A\Class1.pir

$ perl6 -Imodules --target=pir modules\A\Class2.pm > modules\A\Class2.pir

$ perl6 -Imodules -e "use A​::Conflict; say 'ok'"
ok

$ perl6 -Imodules --target=pir modules\A\Conflict.pm >
modules\A\Conflict.pir

$ perl6 -Imodules -e "use A​::Conflict; say 'ok'"
ok

Tagging testneeded.

/jnthn

From @zoffixznet

Tests added in Raku/roast@ebfe979b60

@zoffixznet - Status changed from 'open' to 'resolved'