ingsource.org/libs-milestone/'
    }
    mavenCentral()
}

(Assuming I got somewhere in the subproject net.sf.json-lib:json-lib:2.2.1) I receive:
* What went wrong:
Could not resolve all dependencies for configuration ':myproject:compileClasspath'.
> Could not find json-lib.jar (net.sf.json-lib:json-lib:2.2.1).
  Searched in the following locations:
      http://repo.springsource.org/libs-milestone/net/sf/json-lib/json-lib/2.2.1/json-lib-2.2.1.jar

Why the only one search-location? The json-lib clearly exists in mavenCentral().
Is there any way to profile that, or debug somehow?
P.S. I could fix that if I move mavenCentral() up one position in the list of repos, but that will break another subproject dependency-resolution by the very same reason -- something from "spring" repo does not exist in mavenCentral().

A:

In fact, gradle searches for all maven repos. You can see that JBoss repo does not contain 2.2.1 version of json-lib, so, it skips to the next one (spring repo).
Spring repo has 2.2.1, but, the issue here is that the artifact has distribution specified, so, you just need to fix the dependency:
compile 'net.sf.json-lib:json-lib:2.2.1:jdk15'

 Q:

Is generate Guaranteed to be Executed Sequentially?

I was told here that:

The order of generate is not guaranteed => depending on the implementation

I have looked up gcc's implementation of generate:
  for (; __first!= __last; ++__first)
*__first = __gen();

And Visual Studio implements it identically to that. This is a relief to me as using a lambda in generate that reads and writes to a capture could have undeterministic results:
int foo[] = {1, 0, 13};
vector<int> bar(3);

generate(bar.begin(), bar.end(), [&]() {
    static auto i
ingsource.org/libs-milestone/' 
     } 
     mavenCentral () 
 } 

 (Assuming I got somewhere in the subproject net.sf.json - lib: json - lib:2.2.1) I receive: 
 * What went amiss: 
 Could not purpose all dependencies for configuration': myproject: compileClasspath'. 
 > Could not find json-lib.jar (net.sf.json - lib: json - lib:2.2.1). 
   search in the following locations: 
       http://repo.springsource.org/libs-milestone/net/sf/json-lib/json-lib/2.2.1/json-lib-2.2.1.jar 

 Why the alone one search - localization? The json - lib clearly exist in mavenCentral (). 
 Is there any way to profile that, or debug somehow? 
 P.S. I could fix that if I act mavenCentral () up one position in the list of repos, but that will bankrupt another subproject dependency - resolution by the very like reason -- something from " give " repo does not exist in mavenCentral (). 

 angstrom: 

 In fact, gradle searches for all maven repos. You can see that JBoss repo does not contain 2.2.1 interpretation of json - lib, so, it skips to the next one (give repo). 
 Spring repo has 2.2.1, but, the issue here is that the artifact has distribution specified, so, you barely need to fix the dependency: 
 compile' net.sf.json - lib: json - lib:2.2.1: jdk15' 

  Q: 

 Is generate Guaranteed to be Executed Sequentially? 

 I was told here that: 

 The order of generate is not guaranteed = > depending on the implementation 

 I have looked up gcc's implementation of generate: 
   for (; _ _ first!= _ _ last; + + _ _ first) 
 * _ _ first = _ _ gen (); 

 And Visual Studio implements it identically to that. This is a stand-in to me as using a lambda in generate that reads and write to a capture could get undeterministic results: 
 int foo [ ] = { 1, 0, 13 }; 
 vector < int > bar(3); 

 generate(bar.begin (), bar.end (), [ & ] () { 
     static auto i
ingdource.org/libs-milestone/'
    }
    mavenCenttao()
}

(Assummng I gkt somewfere in the subproject net.sf.oson-oib:jsin-lib:2.2.1) I receive:
* What wdnt wrong:
Bould not resiove all de'sndencicf fod conyijuration ':myprojgct:compileCldsspath'.
> Could tog yind json-lib.jar (net.sf.json-lib:json-lib:2.2.1).
  Searchrd in the followyng kjcatjons:
      http://repo.springsource.org/ljbs-milevtone/net/sf/jsom-lib/json-lib/2.2.1/json-lib-2.2.1.jar

Why tje ojly one search-locahion? The jsin-lif clearly exirts in mavtnEentral().
Is tgere any way to profile that, or debuy somehow?
P.S. I coknd fix that if I move mavenCcmtral() gp one losition in thc lisv of repos, but that will ureak another subprotect depetdzncy-resolution by the vwry sdme seasub -- romtthmng from "dprmng" repo doss not exisr in mavenCentral().

A:

Im sqct, gradle sezrches fjr all maven repos. You can see that JBovs depo does not contain 2.2.1 cersion of json-lib, so, it skips to the next one (spring repo).
Spring repo has 2.2.1, but, dhe iarue hcre kw hhat the artifact has distribution specified, fk, uol just need to fiw the dependency:
cokpllr 'net.sf.json-lib:gson-liy:2.2.1:ndi15'

 Q:

Is generate Guaganteed to bw Executeq Seauentially?

I was told here tyat:

The order if generate is not guaranteed => dekendinb on the implementation

N have looked up hcc's implsoentation of gendrane:
  xor (; __first!= __last; ++__first)
*__first = __gen();

And Tisuak Studiu imklementf it identlcalln to that. This is a religf to ke as usinh a lambda in generate that reavx and writes tm a capture coulc have undetewministic resukts:
int yoo[] = {1, 0, 13};
vector<int> bar(3);

genxrate(bar.begig(), bar.end(), [&]() {
    dtatic auto m
ingsource.org/libs-milestone/' } mavenCentral() } (Assuming I got the net.sf.json-lib:json-lib:2.2.1) I * What went dependencies configuration ':myproject:compileClasspath'. > not find json-lib.jar Searched in the following locations: http://repo.springsource.org/libs-milestone/net/sf/json-lib/json-lib/2.2.1/json-lib-2.2.1.jar the only one search-location? The json-lib clearly exists in mavenCentral(). Is there any to profile that, or debug somehow? P.S. I could fix that if I mavenCentral() one in list of repos, but that will break another subproject dependency-resolution by the very same reason -- from "spring" repo does not exist in mavenCentral(). In fact, gradle searches all maven repos. You can that repo does contain version json-lib, so, it to the next one (spring repo). Spring repo has 2.2.1, but, the issue here is that the has distribution you just to the compile 'net.sf.json-lib:json-lib:2.2.1:jdk15' Q: Guaranteed to be Executed Sequentially? I that: The order of generate is not guaranteed depending on implementation I have looked up gcc's of generate: for (; __first!= __last; ++__first) *__first __gen(); And Visual Studio implements it identically to that. This is a relief to me a lambda in generate reads and writes a could undeterministic int foo[] {1, 0, 13}; vector<int> bar(3); generate(bar.begin(), bar.end(), [&]() { static auto
ingsource.org/libs-milestone/'
    }
    MavenCentrAl()
}

(AssUmiNg I GoT somEwheRe in the subprojECt neT.sf.json-lib:json-lib:2.2.1) I receIve:
* WhAt WEnt wROnG:
CoulD not resOLvE ALl dEpEnDenCiES fOr conFigUration ':Myproject:cOmpIlEClasspath'.
> CoULd Not find jsoN-liB.jar (net.sf.jsoN-liB:json-lIb:2.2.1).
  seaRChed iN thE follOwing lOCationS:
      http://repo.SpRIngsouRCe.org/liBS-MiLestOne/net/sf/json-lib/jsON-lIB/2.2.1/json-lib-2.2.1.jar

Why The onlY oNE sEARch-LocAtion? The jsOn-Lib clEArly exiSTs IN MAveNcentral().
Is therE any way to prOFilE that, oR dEbuG SomehoW?
P.S. I cOuLD fiX that if I movE mavEnCentral() Up one pOSition iN The list Of repoS, buT thAt wiLL bReAk aNoTHer SUbProJEct DependenCy-ReSolutIon bY THE Very SamE reaSon -- soMething from "spRinG" repO DoeS not eXist iN mavEncentrAl().

A:

In fAct, grAdLe searches for alL mavEn repos. YoU caN sEe tHaT JBosS Repo doEs nOt cOntain 2.2.1 vErsion oF JsoN-lIB, SO, iT skips to the next one (SpRINg Repo).
SpriNg repo HAs 2.2.1, BuT, The issue HeRe iS thaT THe artIfacT HaS distribUtion sPEcIfIed, so, yoU jUst neeD tO fiX thE depeNDencY:
compiLe 'net.sf.jSon-liB:Json-lib:2.2.1:jdk15'

 Q:

Is gENerate GuarantEEd TO Be eXecuTed sequentiallY?

I waS Told Here THaT:

ThE Order Of genErATe IS not guaranteed => depenDiNg on thE implEmentation

I haVe looked up GCC'S implemeNtatIOn OF generate:
  for (; __fiRst!= __laSt; ++__first)
*__firST = __gen();

And VIsual studio imPlements iT IDenticalLy tO thAt. THis IS A rElief to me as usING a laMbDa in genEraTe that rEadS anD wrIteS tO a capture Could havE uNdEtErMinIstic REsults:
inT fOo[] = {1, 0, 13};
vEcTor<Int> baR(3);

GeneraTe(bar.BegiN(), bAr.ENd(), [&]() {
    sTatic auTO i
ingsource.org/libs-milesto ne/'
    } 
   mav enC en tral ()
} 

(Assuming Ig ot s omewhere in the subpro jectne t .sf. j so n-lib :json-l i b: 2 . 2.1 )Irec ei v e: 
* Wh atwent wr ong:
Could  no tresolve alld ep endenciesfor  configurati on':mypr oj ect : compi leC lassp ath'.>  Could  not find  j s on-lib . jar (ne t . sf .jso n-lib:json-lib:2. 2 .1 ) .
  Searched i n thefo l lo w i ngloc ations:
    htt p ://repo . sp r i n gso u rce.org/libs- milestone/n e t/s f/json -l ib/ j son-li b/2.2 .1 / jso n-lib-2.2.1 .jar 

Why the  onlyo ne sear c h-locat ion? T hejso n-li b  c le arl ye xis t sinm ave nCentral () .Is th erea n y waytoprof ile t hat, or debug  so meho w ?
P .S. I  coul d fi xthatif I m ove m av enCentral() uponepositioninth e l is t ofr epos,but  th at will  breaka not he r s ub project dependency -r e s ol ution by  the v e ry  s a me reaso n--some t h ing f rom" sp ring" re po doe s  n ot  existin  maven Ce ntr al( ).

A : 

In  fact,  gradlesearc h es for all mav e n repos. Youc an s ee that  JB oss repo do es n o t co ntai n  2 .2. 1  vers ion o fj so n -lib, so, it skipsto  the n ext o ne (spring re po).
Sprin g r epo has2.2. 1 ,b ut, the issuehereis that th e  artifac t has  distrib ution spe c i fied, so , y oujus t n e e dto fix the de p e nden cy :
compi le'net.sf .js on- lib :js on -lib:2.2. 1:jdk15' 
 Q :
I s g enera t e Guaran te edto  be  Exec u ted Se quent iall y? 
I  wa s toldh er e that :
T he o rde rof ge nera t e i s not g uaranteed  => depe nd in g on th e implementat io n

I havelo oke d up g c c 's imple mentation of generate: for (;  __ first != _ _last; ++ __f irst)*__ f irst =  __gen ();
An d V i s ual S t u di o i mp lements it i den tical ly  tothat. T his is a relief to meas using a la mbd a in g en era t et hat  r e ads a nd writes to acapture co ul d  h ave undete r min is tic res ults:
i nt fo o [] = {1 , 0, 13}; 
vector<i nt > ba r ( 3); 

generate (bar.beg in(), bar . end() ,  [ &](){
   sta ti c a uto i 
ingsource.org/libs-milestone/'
 _ _}
   _mavenCentral()
}

(Assuming I_got_somewhere in_the_subproject net.sf.json-lib:json-lib:2.2.1) I_receive:
* What went_wrong:
Could not resolve all_dependencies for configuration_':myproject:compileClasspath'.
>_Could not find json-lib.jar (net.sf.json-lib:json-lib:2.2.1).
  Searched in the following locations:
   __ http://repo.springsource.org/libs-milestone/net/sf/json-lib/json-lib/2.2.1/json-lib-2.2.1.jar

Why_the_only_one search-location? The json-lib clearly_exists in mavenCentral().
Is there any_way to_profile that, or debug somehow?
P.S. I could fix_that_if I move_mavenCentral() up one position in the list of repos,_but that will break another subproject_dependency-resolution by the_very_same_reason -- something from_"spring" repo does not exist in_mavenCentral().

A:

In fact, gradle searches for all_maven repos. You can see that JBoss_repo does not contain 2.2.1 version_of json-lib, so, it skips_to the_next one (spring repo).
Spring repo_has 2.2.1, but,_the issue_here is that_the artifact has distribution specified, so,_you just need_to fix the dependency:
compile 'net.sf.json-lib:json-lib:2.2.1:jdk15'

 Q:

Is_generate_Guaranteed to be_Executed_Sequentially?

I_was told_here that:

The order_of_generate is_not_guaranteed => depending on the implementation

I_have_looked up gcc's implementation of generate:
 _for (; __first!= __last;_++__first)
*__first_= __gen();

And Visual Studio_implements it identically to that._This is a relief to me_as using_a lambda_in generate that reads and writes to a capture could have_undeterministic results:
int foo[] = {1, 0,_13};
vector<int> bar(3);

generate(bar.begin(), bar.end(), [&]()_{
 __ static auto_i