> unfortunately the download link on the website is invalid ( > http://simplemachines.it/tools/gcc-4.3-crunch_4.3.3-20090322_armel.deb > )
Thanks for pointing that out. However there's little difference between that and the 20090319 version (see the changelog), and unless your application is FP-intensive I'd recommend sticking with the standard compiler anyway. I have yet to find out which, if any, components of X and gtk+ make extensive use of floating point, if any. > I also tried to set 3 in /proc/cpu/alignment . While the crash don't seems > to happens in the same time, I once had this line printed out with dmesg: > Alignment trap: tmg-arm (1233) PC=0x0010ee78 Instr=0xe5932000 > Address=0x0000000f FSR 0x013 That's the kernel trapping and fixing up a misaligned access in your program, so I guess there's your answer. If you set "alignment" to 5, the process will get a SIGBUS and at the instruction that performs the misaligned access. Under gdb you should be able to pinpoint the offending code. If that turns out to be in a Debian armel package, a bug report is in order. M -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-arm-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
