Glibc uses the abort signal with ssp and fortify source, and libssp from the gcc package uses an illegal instruction signal. Both are equivalent. There should be a note for this in the uClibc book.
robert On Monday June 30 2008 03:17:39 am Mwanguhya Daniel Murungi wrote: > ----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of marty > Sent: Sunday, June 29, 2008 5:28 PM > To: hlfs-dev > Subject: RE: Cocoon toolchain test > > > In chapter 5.10 of the svn-20080603 book using uClibc, the compiler > > tests show a desired result of 'aborted'. The result I get is 'Illegal > > instruction'. > > > >Sorry, > >I don't use uclib but it looks like a patch is missing. Watch the results > > close when >you apply the patches. It appears your toolchain is borked. > > >Be sure you rm -rf $HLFS/sources/cocoon* before you try again. > > > >Marty B > > > >-- > >Building a better mousetrap only results in better mice. C. Darwin > > Am not sure if it's a patch issue. In fact all the HLFS builds I have done > output 'Illegal instruction' instead of the 'Aborted' line. I thought it > was the host OS (Slackware 11.0 , Slackware 12.0) so I changed to LFS(6.3) > as the host and I get the same 'Illegal instruction' instead of 'Aborted'. > (I want to try Debian this weekend) > > As for patches I added a couple of uclibc patches from the buildroot > project but the 'Illegal instruction' remains. Since my HLFS builds are > working 'perfectly' ( I even got carried away and added dpkg tools, > X-server, firefox and Enlightenment, etc ) I figured this was not a > problem. > > I also get the 'Illegal instruction' line for the butterfly toolchain SSP > tests > > Someone please school me on this!
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