Hello Andre, the exception 'EXC_BAD_ACCESS' makes me think that the issue could be caused by an unaligned memory access. What follows is a fragment of the TODO document:
+ Alignment issues; configure now does the proper test for unaligned accesses; a set of macros to copy 8/16/32 bit chunks has also been created: it *should* be sufficient as framework. Alignment issues have to be incrementally resolved. I've verified such issues long time ago over MIPS hardware and IRIX. However 0.8.0 and 0.8.1 have worked just fine there. Now, what you can do: - tell me what is the response, at './configure' time, of the 'checking unaligned accesses ...' line. - recompile the source code adding debug (it should be matter of appending a flag to the 'CFLAGS' line in your Makefile; gcc debug flag is '-g', though i suspect you are not using gcc/gdb couple). Then, the debugger output should be more verbose, helping to understand precisely where it crashes. Thank you once more for your cooperation. Cheers, Paolo
