Finally getting somewhere!
testcase.c can be just:
> int main() { }
Use the system GCC, don't need to compile it from source.
> $ gcc -o testcase testcase.c
This is on kfreebsd-amd64, the executable is 64-bit.
Use expect to spawn it like this (same way that dejagnu does in the GCC
testsuite) :
> $ expect
> expect1.1> open "| ./testcase |& cat" "r"
> file6
This is okay.
Now need gcc-multilib installed for this:
> $ gcc -m32 -o testcase testcase.c
> $ expect
> expect1.1> open "| ./testcase |& cat" "r"
The 32-bit executable, spawned this way by expect, triggers an immediate
reboot.
Regards,
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Steven Chamberlain
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