On Sat, 2006-08-05 at 11:08 +0200, Claes Wallin wrote:
> Paul Emsley wrote:
> > Dear Guile users,
> >
> > I have a problem compiling/running 1.8.0:
> >
> > $ ./configure --prefix=$pfx
> > $ make
> > $ make install
> > $ cd $pfx/bin
> > �$ ./guile
> > Backtrace:
> > In unknown file:
> > ...
> > ?: 123 [list apply ...
> > ?: 124* [list lambda (syntmp-dummy-3 syntmp-name-4 syntmp-rules-5) ...
> > ?: 125* [syntmp-chi-151 #(syntax-object # #) (# # # # ...) ...
> > ?: 126* [syntmp-make-binding-wrap-132 (# # #) ("i" "i" "i") (())]
> > ?: 127 (if (null? syntmp-ids-949) syntmp-w-951 ...)
> > ?: 128 [cons () ...
> > ?: 129* [cons ...
> > ?: 130* (let* ((syntmp-labelvec-952 #)) (let* (#) (let # #)))
> > ?: 131 (let* ((syntmp-n-953 #)) (let (# #) (begin # #)))
> > ...
> > ?: 132 (begin # #)
> > ?: 133* [syntmp-f-956 (# # #) 0]
> > ?: 134 (if (not #) (call-with-values # #))
> > ...
> > ?: 135 [call-with-values #<procedure #f ()> #<procedure #f #>]
> > ?: 136 (@call-with-values (producer consumer))
> > ?: 137* [#<procedure #f ()>]
> > ?: 138* [syntmp-id-sym-name&marks-116 #(syntax-object dummy #) (())]
> > ?: 139 (if (syntmp-syntax-object?-101 syntmp-x-980) (values # #)
> > ...)
> > ?: 140* [syntmp-syntax-object?-101 #(syntax-object dummy (# # #
> > shift .. .))]
> > ?: 141 (and (vector? syntmp-x-1008) (= (vector-length
> > syntmp-x-1008) 3) ...)
> > ?: 142* (vector? syntmp-x-1008)
> >
> > <unnamed port>: In expression (vector? syntmp-x-1008):
> > <unnamed port>: Stack overflow
> >
> > This happens on all the computers I've tried to compile 1.8.0 on.
> > Can you help?
>
> Like someone pointed out to me a couple of weeks ago on another list,
> compiling with optimizations is necessary for guile to work correctly. So:
>
> $ ./configure --prefix=$pfx CFLAGS=-O2
>
> That should do it.
>
> Is this documented somewhere? If not, shouldn't it be? And if it is,
> shouldn't it be documented more prominently, like in INSTALL? Or, since
> it's a requirement for guile working correctly, could it even be a
> standard CFLAGS in configure?
Hi Claes,
Yes indeed - that was the fix. Thanks!
For the record it was compiling with default flags (including -g) that
was the problem. -O and -O2 works.
I echo your comments about documentation.
Cheers,
Paul.
now off to play with threads...
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