Internal compiler error problems?
John Carr
on sun3 with NetBSD-5.0? I've seen it so far with lynx, nmap, tme (yeah -
tme on a sun3... don't ask. :) ) and a couple of others. I don't want to
send a send-pr for each individual package since it's happening enough now
that it may actually be a compiler issue.
Anyone else seeing this?
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David Brownlee
> Has anyone, by chance, run into any issues with internal compiler
> problems
> on sun3 with NetBSD-5.0? I've seen it so far with lynx, nmap, tme (yeah -
> tme on a sun3... don't ask. :) ) and a couple of others. I don't want to
> send a send-pr for each individual package since it's happening enough
> now
> that it may actually be a compiler issue.
Just a couple of quick thoughts:
- Does it always happen on the same files in the same place?
- Does 'unlimit' (csh/tcsh) before building help?
- Does using -O1 or -O0 affect it?
John Carr
>> Has anyone, by chance, run into any issues with internal compiler
>> problems
>> on sun3 with NetBSD-5.0? I've seen it so far with lynx, nmap, tme (yeah -
>> tme on a sun3... don't ask. :) ) and a couple of others. I don't want to
>> send a send-pr for each individual package since it's happening enough
>> now
>> that it may actually be a compiler issue.
> - Does it always happen on the same files in the same place?
> - Does 'unlimit' (csh/tcsh) before building help?
> - Does using -O1 or -O0 affect it?
So far, yes to all three. I seem to get consistent results regardless of
those changes - I just ran a test on tme, for example (since it takes
the least time to compile of the group), doing/undoing each item to see if I
can get it to do something different, and it doesn't.
I have a feeling then that based on your response that I'm the only one
seeing this issue. That said, I'll try to get tme going tonight with a
dd of this machine and see if also it happens on different "hardware."
David Brownlee
> On Mon, Aug 10, 2009 at 09:09:07PM +0100, David Brownlee wrote:
>>> Has anyone, by chance, run into any issues with internal compiler
>>> problems
>>> on sun3 with NetBSD-5.0? I've seen it so far with lynx, nmap, tme (yeah -
>>> tme on a sun3... don't ask. :) ) and a couple of others. I don't want to
>>> send a send-pr for each individual package since it's happening enough
>>> now
>>> that it may actually be a compiler issue.
>> Just a couple of quick thoughts:
>> - Does it always happen on the same files in the same place?
>> - Does 'unlimit' (csh/tcsh) before building help?
>> - Does using -O1 or -O0 affect it?
>
> So far, yes to all three. I seem to get consistent results regardless of
> those changes - I just ran a test on tme, for example (since it takes
> the least time to compile of the group), doing/undoing each item to see if I
> can get it to do something different, and it doesn't.
>
> I have a feeling then that based on your response that I'm the only one
> seeing this issue. That said, I'll try to get tme going tonight with a
> dd of this machine and see if also it happens on different "hardware."
You might want to ask on port-m68k or one of the other m68k ports
(maybe port-mac68k or port-atari) to see if its showing up on
other m68k ports. It may just be that no-one has tried to build
those apps on sun3 recently :/
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Izumi Tsutsui
> on sun3 with NetBSD-5.0? I've seen it so far with lynx, nmap, tme (yeah -
> tme on a sun3... don't ask. :) ) and a couple of others. I don't want to
> send a send-pr for each individual package since it's happening enough now
> that it may actually be a compiler issue.
>
> Anyone else seeing this?
lynx-2.8.6.5nb2 in pkgsrc-2009Q1 builds fine on 3/80 running 5.0.
(though sun3 and sun3x have different pmaps)
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# uname -mrs
NetBSD 5.0 sun3
# sysctl hw.model
hw.model = sun3x 80
# pkg_info lynx
Information for lynx-2.8.6.5nb2:
Comment:
Alphanumeric display oriented World-Wide Web Client
Requires:
unzip-[0-9]*
Description:
lynx is a program which allows a user to access World-Wide Web servers
and other information servers. It uses only ascii representation so
that it can be used from ascii-terminals and dialin-lines.
Homepage:
http://lynx.isc.org/
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Izumi Tsutsui