Joe Schaefer wrote:
Joe Schaefer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
1. Problem Description:
Current cvs segfaults w/perl 5.8.5, not reproducible with 5.8.4:
#0 0x0000002a9682334b in Perl_safesysmalloc (size=24) at util.c:78 78 my_exit(1);
This may be an ithread-related bug in 5.8.5, not mp2.
% t/TEST -v t/directive/cmdparms.t
Any assembler gurus out there? This is starting to look like a gcc/ld bug on my debian-amd64 box now...
fwiw, I don't see this error on my 5.8.5 threaded perl (-V below), but I'm not using the same system (or processor) you are. I don't know if anything else stands out...
Same here, i686 and no segfault.
What the assembly dump is helpful for? do you think the C function wasn't compiled properly? I think that it's quite possible that some other memory corruption occuring early simply affects this particular frame. If you always hit the same address, try setting a watchpoint for it and see if anything touches it beforehand?
Also try to minimize the test (and various httpd.conf/modperl_extra.pl blocks) to a very minumum and then may be it'll be easier to find the cause.
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