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  • Followup: RE: Port to mipsel architecture

    Yes, it should be doable. Porting to new architecture described in the file doc/Porting.txt in the statifier's source tarball and (it's actuall the same) at http://statifier.sourceforge.net/statifier/porting.html Unfortunately I now a bit busy, so I can't do it myself, but I be happy help you/answer your questions. What project do you need statifier for ? Valery.

    2009-06-30 07:05:00 UTC by valery_reznic

  • Port to mipsel architecture

    Hello When I try to compile statifier, it tells me mips CPU is not supported. is it doable to port it to mips/mipsel, and what does it involve? Thank you Eric.

    2009-06-29 12:07:27 UTC by cyberic

  • Followup: RE: segfault running statified nzbget

    hi valery, thanks for the answer! uhhm, i didn't knew that memoriy randomization is turned on. i've read in various other topics about this problem but wasn't aware that this is my problem, too.... anyway, thankt for the help and the great statifier! cheers, holger.

    2009-06-07 07:20:01 UTC by desertrock42

  • Followup: RE: segfault running statified nzbget

    On systems with memory (and especially vDSO ) randomization statified executables segfault'ed :(( It's a known problem, but I yet have no idea how to work around it. (Other then turn randomization on on both build system and target system, that usually not an option)

    2009-06-07 07:04:44 UTC by valery_reznic

  • segfault running statified nzbget

    Hi all, i'm trying to statify the nzbget usnet client. statification process runs without problems. when i try to invoke the resulting file on the build machine i get an segfault: root@pdev:/usr/local/src# ./nzbget.static Segmentation fault output of ldd is: root@pdev:/usr/local/src# ldd /usr/local/bin/nzbget linux-gate.so.1 => (0xb7f09000) libxml2.so.2 =>...

    2009-06-04 19:39:59 UTC by desertrock42

  • Followup: RE: Trouble with simple hello world on Ubuntu

    You are welcome. By the way with what project did you want to use statifier ?.

    2009-03-15 10:39:50 UTC by valery_reznic

  • Followup: RE: Trouble with simple hello world on Ubuntu 64

    Unfortunately for me, it looks like statifier won't work for me due to the memory randomization problem. Thanks for looking into this Valery. I really appreciate it.

    2009-03-06 18:41:23 UTC by pmkenny1234

  • Followup: RE: Trouble with simple hello world on Ubuntu

    Hey, Ken. I had a look at your .statifier and did a bit of investigation. My conclusion - Ubuntu's gdb is buggy. I was able to work around one of gdb's bugs in statifier, so it was able to insert breakpoints, but then statifier failed with message from gdb Cannot access memory at address 0xf So I copied gdb from Fedora 8 x86_64 and statifier work' OK. Statifier worked OK, but...

    2009-03-04 08:50:34 UTC by valery_reznic

  • Followup: RE: Trouble with simple hello world on Ubuntu

    Yes, please send me .statifier directory.

    2009-03-01 07:53:34 UTC by valery_reznic

  • Trouble with simple hello world on Ubuntu 64

    I am having trouble using statifier to test with a simple hello world application. I am running Ubuntu Desktop 8.04 64-bit edition. The application was compiled using GCC 4.2.3. Here are the linked binaries: ldd a.out linux-vdso.so.1 => (0x00007fffa09fe000) libstdc++.so.6 => /usr/lib/libstdc++.so.6 (0x00007fd198373000) libm.so.6 => /lib/libm.so.6 (0x00007fd1980f2000...

    2009-02-27 20:30:27 UTC by pmkenny1234

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