Yasuhiro Matsumoto wrote:
> I found a cause of crash.
>
> This is happend on windows only.
> Distribution of ruby-win32 include a header file 'ruby/win32.h' that
> has some defines of types(ex: off_t).
> And my distribution's one is: #define off_t __int64 (8byte). But
> MSVC's one is 'typedef long off_t;' (4byte) .
> Thus, it make problem that offsetof(buf_T,b_ruby_ref) in 'if_ruby.c'
> is different from other's offsetof(buf_T,if_ruby_ref) .
>
> I wrote a patch for this problem. Please check and include.
> It works fine for me. :)
>
> Everyone: please check this in other OS.
That sounds like a problem in the Ruby include file. The system must
define off_t, not the library. Is there an #ifdef around this define of
off_t? Is that why including sys/types.h first helps?
If we include this patch there at least needs to be a comment exlaining
why it's needed.
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