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>[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Andy Polyakov
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>Subject: Re: [openssl.org #1223] make test fails on some systems in
>0.9.8a
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>> Give it up, the
Michael,
What does the thundering herd problem have to do with select vs poll? The
only typically useful advantages of poll over select that I am aware of are
that poll can monitor more descriptors than select and that it can monitor a
large number of descriptors more efficiently -- but this effi
Give it up, the developers aren't interested. I posted a core
dump under Solaris and nobody cared enough to look at it.
Somebody is not reading e-mail. The question was answered with '[see]
./PROBLEMS, "triggered gcc bugs" [section].'
I am pretty sure they know what the hell is going on.
Give it up, the developers aren't interested. I posted a core
dump under Solaris and nobody cared enough to look at it. I
am pretty sure they know what the hell is going on. 0.9.8a
obviously makes use of some go-fast supercalifragelistic
code that 0.9.7 avoids. I'm sure the developers are more
I have build openssl 0.9.8a on 4 machines, all with
sh config no-idea no-threads -fPIC
make depend
make
and tried to run "make test" afterwards. On all 4 machines the sources
compiled fine. However, on 2 of them "make test" fails. The symptoms are
different. I'm currently unsure whether this is
