John Beranek <j...@redux.org.uk> writes: >> That could be tricky. You are using 64-bit Fedora 14, what version of >> gcc and APR are you using? I can't reproduce it on my Debian/oldstable >> box. Fedora 14 is a cutting edge distribution, could it be a compiler >> bug? > > Fedora 14 is almost halfway to being obsolete, in Fedora's mind. ;) > > I've answered for gcc already, and: > > $ rpm -q apr > apr-1.3.9-3.fc13.x86_64
One thing you could try is identifying which revision causes the problem. I'm guessing that r1072301 will PASS, it would be good to know which is the first revision to FAIL. The crash might involve the caching's pointer twiddling code, so I suppose it might be a signed integer overflow bug. Perhaps compiling with EXTRA_CFLAGS='-O2 -fno-strict-overflow' would PASS? It's difficult because I can't reproduce it. -- Philip
