On Fri, 22 Aug 2025 at 18:32, Vacha Bhavsar <vacha.bhav...@oss.qualcomm.com> wrote: > > Hi, > > We have tried to replicate this issue on our end and it > seems to stem from the int casting of gdb.Value type of > a 128bit integer. We have run the test with different > host architectures, gdb versions and python versions > both with and without the int casting. The results are > as follows. > > gdb gdb target python host int cast status > version support version architecture > 16.3 --enable-targets=all 3.11.13 x86 yes pass > 16.3 --enable-targets=all 3.11.13 x86 no pass > 16.3 --enable-targets=all 3.10.18 x86 yes pass > 16.3 --enable-targets=all 3.10.18 x86 no pass > 16.3 --enable-targets=all 3.8.10 x86 yes pass > 16.3 --enable-targets=all 3.8.10 x86 no pass > > 16.3 aarch64 3.11.0rc1 aarch64 yes pass > 16.3 aarch64 3.11.0rc1 aarch64 no pass > 16.3 aarch64 3.10.12 aarch64 yes pass > 16.3 aarch64 3.10.12 aarch64 no pass > > 15.0 multiarch 3.10.12 aarch64 yes fail > 15.0 multiarch 3.10.12 aarch64 no pass > 15.0 multiarch 3.11.0rc1 aarch64 yes fail > 15.0 multiarch 3.11.0rc1 aarch64 no pass > > 15.0 multiarch 3.8.10 x86 yes fail > 15.0 multiarch 3.8.10 x86 no pass > 15.0 multiarch 3.11.13 x86 yes fail > 15.0 multiarch 3.11.13 x86 no pass > 15.0 multiarch 3.10.18 x86 yes fail > 15.0 multiarch 3.10.18 x86 no pass > > Could we get some more information about your testing environment?
It's just stock Ubuntu 24.04.3 LTS on x86-64; gdb is gdb-multiarch GNU gdb (Ubuntu 15.0.50.20240403-0ubuntu1) 15.0.50.20240403-git -- PMM
