Thanks for the tip,
there was indeed a factor three
between soft and hard limit for -d (data size)
bash-5.2 ~$ ulimit -d -S
1048576
bash-5.2 ~$ ulimit -d -H
33554432
Using your suggestion allowed me to set the soft limit to the hard limit
and this allowed at least to go past that first specific error!
Pierre
Le 18/05/2023 à 19:55, mirabilos a écrit :
Pierre Muller via cfarm-users dixit:
LLVM ERROR: out of memory
Is the fact that it is not possible to build clang on openbsd a known problem?
OpenBSD tends to have somewhat restrictive ulimits by default
to limit the amount of memory an “exploding” process can take.
For at least -d but maybe also -m and/or -v do…
ulimit -Sd $(ulimit -Hd)
… to set the softlimit to the hardlimit (allowed usage for
your user).
Building without debugging symbols is also a generic strategy with few RAM.
hf,
//mirabilos
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