Am Dienstag, 23. Oktober 2018, 20:58:51 CEST schrieb Alan W. Irwin: > My "merlin" computer automatically builds and tests (including the > PLplot contract test) CMake each day at 4:32 Pacific time, and I have > noticed for some time now that those successful "merlin" tests (clean for > the CMake dashboard, but with 8 compile warnings but no errors for the > KWSys dashboard that is also generated by the CMake test) are always > accompanied by segfault warnings in the kernel log file for my Debian > Buster system. At least some of those segfaults seem to > be associated with the KWSys part of this test. Here are those log > warnings for today (taken from /var/log/messages):
I get those daily, here from my sparc: [1540252.631482] kwsysTestProces[44830]: segfault at 4 ip 0000000000011c68 (rpc 0000000000011c28) sp 00000000ffd7b670 error 1 in kwsysTestProcess[10000+e000] [1540255.178055] kwsysTestProces[45441]: segfault at 4 ip 0000000000011c68 (rpc 0000000000011c28) sp 00000000ff933670 error 1 in kwsysTestProcess[10000+e000] [1541099.090339] kwsysTestProces[65043]: segfault at 4 ip 0000000000011c68 (rpc 0000000000011c28) sp 00000000ffad96b0 error 1 in kwsysTestProcess[10000+e000] [1541099.096219] kwsysTestProces[65049]: segfault at 4 ip 0000000000011c68 (rpc 0000000000011c28) sp 00000000ff95f6b0 error 1 in kwsysTestProcess[10000+e000] This is intentional, there are test binaries that segfault to test if that is properly detected by the signal handler/debug/ctest/whatever code. > I don't notice any other platform on KWSys dashboard that also has the > 8 build warnings, but it is likely my fairly recent gcc compiler > (Debian Buster ccache and gcc/g++ 8.2.0) is more sensitive to > problematic code in KWSys than prior versions of the gcc compiler > suite. I run gcc 8.2 on castor, but I don't know why this does not trigger these warnings. Eike
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