En réponse à Ben Collins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > No, it is C and OCaml: C compiles OCaml compilers and interpreters > > and then compilers compile OCaml sources. There is nothing more > > I can tell, I'm afraid. > > I recall some problems with this before. Generally speaking a bus > error > on sparc means unaligned access to a memory location.
I know what a bus error means but: - cameleon compiles fine on others architectures (they don't fail here at least) - the ocaml package builds fine on sparc (since I need the precompiled sources of ocaml to build cameleon, i need to build ocaml the same way the ocaml package does) One possible problem could be GCC 3.2 (the C compiler part) generating buggy code on sparc. Thanks. Cheers, -------------- Jérôme Marant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
