I have searched around quite a bit on the web to see
if someone has seen this problem. Couldnt find any
information.
If it is a workaround you cant include in the code
because of portability and maintenance reasons, is
there something I can do at my end. May be include
the workaround code change only for my AIX build etc.
If so, can you let me know what the workaround is. We
do this initialization during our server startup and
so this crash pretty much has rendered the server
useless. The workaround will buy me time to
investigate if we are doing something wrong in our
linking/compiling.
Thanks
Prasad
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > Commenting out the sqrt(-2.01) code from
> > DoubleSupport.cpp does help. There is no crash
> > anymore. Turns out, yesterday, when I was trying
> it,
> > it was still picking up an old xalan lib from
> another
> > path. After I cleaned it up and tested it, there
> is
> > no crash anymore. Now that we know that is the
> > problem, what is the next step. Could that
> variable
> > be initialized to something else. Can I use a
> > workaround.
>
> There are workaround, but they are not portable, so
> it makes the code very
> difficult to maintain. This used to be a problem on
> Solaris, when made
> this call to sqrt() during static initialization, so
> it was changed to
> occur when you call XalanTransformer::initialize().
> We have never seen or
> heard of any problems with this before on AIX.
>
> > You also talked about running the xalan executable
> to
> > test it if it runs fine. Where can I get it. The
> > problem is, after building xalan libraries, while
> > building the TestXSLT package, the build fails
> with
> > compiler errors and bails out(see below), so I am
> not
> > sure if the xalan executable is supposed to be
> built
> > after that.
>
> The problems with testXSLT have been fixed in the
> latest CVS code. You
> can get around this by specifying the -k option with
> gmake.
>
> Dave
>
>
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