> I think I did see this first with gcc-3.3 from 20031229. Running the > 3.3 testsuite (gcc) doesn't terminate. Instead, I see expect eating > all CPU time, together with syslogd and klogd. /var get's filled with > log messages in kern.log, syslog and debug. > > The machine is a A500, kernel from the archives > (kernel-image-2.4.21-64-smp_pa7.3)
I've had similar problems on gsyprf11, but recent kernels seem to be better. I believe that this is more likely on SMP kernels and we have never had a stable one on gsyprf11. You can kill expect and GCC will move on to the next suite. I haven't seen this on the C3750. This definitely isn't a GCC problem. The problem never occurs under hpux. It's probably some kind of timing or locking issue that just happens to get tweaked by a particular test. Dave -- J. David Anglin [EMAIL PROTECTED] National Research Council of Canada (613) 990-0752 (FAX: 952-6602)
