On Wed, Mar 10, 2004 at 11:46:02PM -0800, Stas Bekman wrote:
optimize='-O3',
that could be your problem. Try rebuilding with -02 instead.
Hi Stas,
Well, I tried recompiling 5.8.2 with optimize=02. No go. I tried to compile 5.8.3 (with O3) - no good. I tried to compile 5.8.3 (with O2) - no good.
Are you sure it was actually compiled with -02? Did you check 'perl -V'?
I'm just going to comment it out for now. At least I'm up to 5.8.3 now ;).
That would be a pain, won't it. Let's try to nail it down, continueing where we started:
>>Since, I can't reproduce it, I'm not sure what is abnormal about your perl,
>>I'd suggest to start truncating the code that fails, till you get to the
>>smallest possible case which you will be able to reproduce in a standalone
>>script. Then we can ask p5p if there is some sort of bug, triggered in
>>certain cases.
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> I copied the entire list of modules and the set_ulimit_via_sh function
> into a test script but was unable to reproduce the problem. Also tried
> messing with eval{} to no avail.No, that's not what I was suggesting. I suggested that you take the failing A-T as is, and start cutting chunks of the code leading to failure and retrying, untill you get a minimal case. This is much better than starting from the other side. Using that approach you have a constant failure, and you know that removing some code doesn't affect it.
> I was able to find another poor soul who has experienced my pain[1]. > Unfortunately there was no solution. Found several threads from back in > the mid-90's which addressed several problems before the die, warn and > carp statements were allowed to come after an exec w/o triggering the > warning message. Still not enough to help me reproduce the error when > running with TEST.
Once we have a standalone short test case, we can ask at p5p.
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