On 9/29/20 3:47 PM, Kiyoshi KANAZAWA wrote:
It is strange that only i386 has the problem, but amd64 do not.
Yes, that is odd. I'm not sure why that would be. However, I've made several
fixes to Gnulib in this area and have propagated them to grep master on
Savannah. Please give that a try no
Hello,
Make passed both with CC=gcc (CC='gcc -m32) & CC='gcc -m64'.
But make -k check failed in filename-lineno & triple-backref.
Segmentation Fault & Abort appeared in triple-backref.
Warning about cast was also detected with CC='gcc -m64'.
config.log, filename-lineno.log, triple-backref.log are
> On 10/3/20 12:00 PM, John Ruckstuhl wrote:
> > In egrep (grep 3.0), the order of options (multiple --include and
> > --exclude), is surprisingly significant.
> > I was puzzled by 5 extra output lines in my first egrep, so I did
> > another egrep, with the --include moved up front.
>
> That's ex
> This
> $ egrep -r -i -n -l --exclude="*.bak" --include="*.py" "$PAT" "$DIR"
> does not map to this
> find "$DIR" -type f ! -name "*.bak" -name "*.py" |
> while read F; do egrep -i -n -l "$PAT" "$F"; done
>
> It maps to this (with INCFIRST representing "-true" or "-false")
> find
