Jarkko Hietaniemi (via RT) wrote:
After the [perl #31029] this one failure remains in IRIX64 (big-endian, intval and long size 8, int size 4):
The remaining failure has something to with alignment (or lack thereof, too, and something to do with keyed access):
./parrot t/pmc/nci_20.pasm 10 Bus error
./parrot -t t/pmc/nci_20.pasm ... 69 push P2, 0 - P2=PerlArray=PMC(0x10615ae0), 72 push P2, 0 - P2=PerlArray=PMC(0x10615ae0), 75 assign P5, P2 - P5=UnManagedStruct=PMC(0x10615e40), P2=PerlArray=PMC(0x10615ae0) 78 set I0, P5[0] - I0=0, P5=UnManagedStruct=PMC(0x10615e40), 82 print I0 - I0=10 84 print "\n" 10 86 set I0, P5[1;0] - I0=10, P5=UnManagedStruct=PMC(0x10615e40), Bus error
This is during access of the nested structure pointer. Can you please trace through unmanagedstruct:calc_align. The outer structure is:
static struct {
char c;
struct _x *x;
} t = { 10, &xx };The pointer *x _should_ AFAIK get aligned at 8, but the Bus error does indicate a problem here. You could also verifiy the real alignment of the structure, see. src/nci_test.c:nci_pi(), line 186
If I edit away the naughty cast
That's not a cast, it dereferences the struct pointer.
leo
