On 8/16/22 22:25, [email protected] wrote:
The error is hit in init_rootlet before the error_hook is set up, so it segfaults when it tries to call the error_hook. The line number given in init_roolet is bogus, so I can't tell where it is. Actually a lot of stuff is messed up. I guess we'll just have to disappoint the IBM mainframe guys.
so i ran the same test on another BigEndian architecture "ppc64", which is not run by default on our CI.
it has the same issue (and both backtrace and mus-config.h are the same)after that, i compiled snd for PowerPC (32bit, LittleEndian), and *again* i got the same backtrace. the mus-config.h is practically the same, except for SIZEOF_VOID_P which now reads "4" (as is expected for a 32bit system).
the machine i tested on had a Power8 CPU (for both tests). to conclude: it seems that 'snd' is broken on BigEndian.
Back in 1969 (was it really more than 50 years ago?) I wrote some code (I think it was Basic, maybe Fortran) on an IBM mainframe (probably a 360?) -- I vaguely remember the typewriter (was it a typewriter?) had round keys??
sweet. gmasdr IOhannes
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