Public bug reported:
We noticed that the openMSX build for Precise is failing on several
(important) architectures. I've written the build system for openMSX and
I'd like to fix this issue. To diagnose it, I need the contents of the
file derived/x86-linux-debian/config/probed_defs.mk (for i386
There appears to be a __thumb__ define that is set when compiling in
Thumb mode. We could use that to skip the assembly implementation and
fall back to the C++ implementation.
It seems to be possible to mix the normal 32-bit ARM instruction set
with Thumb instructions. I don't know though whether
You are right: it does use assembly from a header file
(src/utils/DivModBySame.hh), one that I didn't expect at all to be
pulled in by Autofire.cc. Thanks for the preprocessed source!
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armel build failure (thumb problem?)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/635413
You received this bug
The openMSX source file src/Autofire.cc does not contain any line
assembly nor does it use inline assembly from a header file, so I think
it must be the compiler that is generating invalid assembly.
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armel build failure (thumb problem?)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/635413
You received this
I don't have 0.8.10 beta or later installed and I don't really want to
install from source and risk messing up my system. The bug report
contains a test case that triggers the problem; if you have 0.8.10 beta
or later installed please run the test program to see if the problem
still occurs or not.
I don't have 0.8.10 beta or later installed and I don't really want to
install from source and risk messing up my system. The bug report
contains a test case that triggers the problem; if you have 0.8.10 beta
or later installed please run the test program to see if the problem
still occurs or not.
Public bug reported:
The xml.parsers.xmlproc.xmlutils.EntityParser class has a method
skip_ws which skips whitespace. However, if it encounters end-of-file,
it will raise OutOfDataException instead of returning normally at the
end of the file. As a result, the catalog files from the w3c-dtd-xhtml
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: python-xml
The xml.parsers.xmlproc.catalog.CatalogParser class does not recognize
the DTDDECL keyword in catalog files. This is unfortunate, since the
catalog files from the w3c-dtd-xhtml package use that keyword.
Example program:
from
