The sunstudio patch above was Solaris Sparc.
For the x86 equivilant, see
http://sunsolve.sun.com/search/advsearch.do?collection=PATCHtype=collectionsmax=50language=enqueryKey5=120759toDocument=yes
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Ping? Any action before the next 0.9.7/0.9.8 releases? As I've mentioned,
there is a long and sordid history of bugs/assumptions in Solaris -xdepend
optimization, so the trivial solution is to simply apply the fix and be
done with it for Solaris cc. Getting a 'fix' from Sun, or finding the
via RT schrieb:
The fix is trivial; in the solaris-x86-cc line of Configure, you must
replace -fast -xO5 with -fast -xdepend=no (note: -xO5 was implied by
the -fast argument.) The implicit -xdepend=yes implied by -fast was
causing this failure.
There may be further code fixes in the evp
Glad this licked it [yes I was that guest, forgot to sign my note, sorry.]
One thing about -xdepend is that Solaris cc 5.x is unrolling one of our
loops incorrectly. If someone wants to simplify, try reducing the complex
for (;;) and while () loops to avoid (;;x++, y++) or (;x[c++] +=x;) sorts
Kyle Hamilton wrote:
Have you filed a bug with Sun about this issue?
No, because the specific loop that failed hasn't been identified, so it's
difficult to give them a precise reproduction case.
Moreso, we need to patch this given the large number of Solaris cc compilers
deployed. Loop-data
The fix is trivial; in the solaris-x86-cc line of Configure, you must
replace -fast -xO5 with -fast -xdepend=no (note: -xO5 was implied by
the -fast argument.) The implicit -xdepend=yes implied by -fast was
causing this failure.
There may be further code fixes in the evp code to ensure that
Confirming identical results on Solaris 10 x86 patchlevel 118844_28,
built with Sun C 5.8 2005/10/13.
Any word or suggestions to help debug? gcc compilation does not
exhibit this issue.
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via RT schrieb:
Confirming identical results on Solaris 10 x86 patchlevel 118844_28,
built with Sun C 5.8 2005/10/13.
Any word or suggestions to help debug? gcc compilation does not
exhibit this issue.
Some info follows:
- env output
_=/bin/env
attached you can find the 'make report' output from one of my
Solaris9 maschines.
I used the SunStudio11 compiler on Solaris9 (SUN Fire V890)
Is there any fix available for this problem ?
thanks in advance !
regards,
Steffen
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