Hi,
I'm new to trying to contribute to open source projects, so forgive me if I
leave out pertinent information. I have been trying to cross compile
coreutils and sed from a x86_64 Gentoo Linux installation to an armv6zk
Gentoo Linux installation, and for both the cross compilation fails in the
co
With the latest gnulib from git:
Starting test_lock .../bin/bash: line 5: 9992 Aborted (core
dumped) EXEEXT='' srcdir='.' LOCALE_FR='none' LOCALE_FR_UTF8='none'
LOCALE_FR='none' LOCALE_TR_UTF8='none' LOCALE_FR='none' LOCALE_FR_UTF8='none'
LOCALE_JA='none' LOCALE_ZH_CN='none' LO
On Mon, Oct 14, 2013 at 04:32:24PM +0100, Richard W.M. Jones wrote:
> This stack trace makes no sense, since the code at line 206 is:
Working on the assumption that gdb is just printing these
arguments backwards.
> checkerthread = gl_thread_create (lock_checker_thread, NULL);
>
> (ie. the two
Ah, now I see the earlier thread on this mailing list about the latest
binutils and --as-needed. It appears to be a duplicate of that issue.
Rich.
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Thanks for the bug report. How about the following patch?
It's a bit less-conservative, but it's simpler and should be
good enough nowadays. I pushed it; please give it a try.
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2 files changed, 20 insertions(+), 9 deletions(-)
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On Sun, 2013 Oct 13 23:10-0700, Paul Eggert wrote:
>
> Thanks, that helped me reproduce the problem.
> I installed this fix:
Yep, that did the trick. The whole testdir package now builds without
error on this system. Thanks for the fixes!
Now, I'm seeing some "make check" failures, but I'll repo
>Thanks for the bug report. How about the following patch?
>It's a bit less-conservative, but it's simpler and should be
>good enough nowadays. I pushed it; please give it a try.
I just tested the pushed file by compiling coreutils with acl
with it and it worked just fine with my setup. Thank yo
