"Nelson B. Bolyard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > Uriel Ginsburg wrote: > > > > Working with NSS 3.3, I un-tar'ed and un-gzip'ed the archive and built it > > with the BUILD_OPT flag set to 1, and the MOZ_DEBUG and USE_DEBUG_RTL unset. > > The library compiled easily without any problems. > > > > AND YET - > > Compiling the DEBUG version (MOZ_DEBUG=1, USE_DEBUG_RTL=1) works fine, while > > the optimized build causes several page faults, memory overruns, etc. in the > > library. > > > > I wanted to know - > > > > 1. Is this a known bug? > > No. What parts of NSS are you using? If you're having problems in > libsmime, I wouldn't be shocked, but if you're having problems with, say, > SSL, I'd be very very surprised. >
I am using specifically S/MIME. > I've built it with MSVC6 on NT at work and MSVC 5 on WIn95SE at home. > Both seem to work OK for me. > > > (I'm compiling on a Win98 machine, with MSVC6) > > > 2. Can anyone give me an idea where to start looking? > > A stack trace on a build that has symbols is a good place. > I think you can get symbols with an optimized build, although our Makefiles > don't do that for you easily. > I guess I'll start making changes in the makefiles and adding symbols to the build. I will post my findings to the group, whether it be my fault or a bug of some sort. Thanks, Uriel. > ? I've tried to trace > > the problem but not very successfully. I'm continuing to look for it anyway, > > but any help would be greatly appreciated... > > > > Thanks, > > Uriel Ginsburg > > > -- > Nelson Bolyard Netscape > Disclaimer: I speak for myself, not for Netscape
