Hello everyone
I'd like to know if it's just me and my Debian or does anyone else
experience this problem:
I've tested this with gcc-2.95.4 & gcc-3.0 in current unstable Debian.
Running aviplay compiled with -march=i686 leads to abort() (throwed
exception is somehow left uncatched in the handler and directly aborts
program)
One could experience it e.g. this way:
Configure system to use Win32 codecs.
Then rename /usr/lib/win32 to something else
Now loading win32 make libwin32.so to create exception - but when
it's compiled with i686 it's simply leads to abort() in the second or
third call.
Or simplier if you have .asf file - by opening such file several times
via file selector.
I'm unable to replicate this with i586.
I'm not sure what this could just mean ????
So what I'd like to know - how many people/distribution/compilers are
affected by this ???
(simple fix seems to be setting CFLAGS & CXXFLAGS to -O2 -march=i586)
for compilation (well I'm always using these flags anyway - that's
why I've not noticed before...)
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