Stephen Leake <[email protected]> writes: > I'm the Debian GNADE maintainer, but not yet a Debian Developer. > Bug#558980 is a failure of the GNADE 'make check'. It works fine on my > x86, and several other architectures, so this appears to be an > arch-specific bug. I'd like to work on fixing it, but I don't have > access to an hppa machine. > > Can someone give me access to an hppa machine? I should have time this > weekend to work on this.
Frans Pop gave me access to his machine. I have some more information on the bug. If I compile from full GNADE source (not using the GNADE dynamic or static libraries), the code works. With the dynamic library, I get a SIGSEGV, somewhere in the program startup, before any user code. With the static library, I get a stack overflow (caught and reported by the Ada runtime), during elaboration of a compiler-provided container library. So the problem is related to libraries, which means it's probably in the linker and/or loader somewhere. It seems clear that no user will be able to use GNADE in its current form on hppa, so I should remove hppa from the arch list in debian/control for the squeeze release. If there is some more debugging I could do? -- -- Stephe -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected]
