From: Bruno H. <br...@cl...> - 2017-03-18 21:04:39
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Hi Don, > Could this be related to the MT problems? > I was thinking that possibly the failure in MT might be due to > choosing a different memory model than the one that was working > before, and that we might find out more by extending your memory > model test to try to build and run MT versions. For me, it crashes even without MT, and in different memory models: Linux/x86_64: build-porting64-gcc-spvw_pure_blocks *** - APPLY: Too few arguments for #<STANDARD-GENERIC-FUNCTION COMPUTE-SLOTS> Linux/arm: build-porting32-gcc-spvw_pure_blocks/cbcstep3.log KO Segmentation fault during streams tests FreeBSD/i386: build-porting32-gcc-wide/cbcstep3.log KO Signal 11 FreeBSD/x86_64: build-porting64-gcc-generational_gc-multithread_gc/cbcstep3.log Crash in steele7 tests build-porting64-gcc-generational_gc-old_gc/cbcstep3.log Crash in socket tests build-porting64-gcc-safety0/cbcstep3.log Crash in steele7 tests build-porting64-gcc-safety0-optimized/cbcstep3.log Crash in steele7 tests NetBSD/x86_64: build-porting64-gcc-heapcodes-spvw_mixed_blocks/cbcstep3.log Segmentation fault during path tests OpenBSD/x86_64: build-porting64-gcc-heapcodes/cbcstep3.log KO Segmentation fault during number tests build-porting64-gcc-heapcodes-spvw_mixed_blocks/cbcstep3.log KO Segmentation fault during number tests build-porting64-gcc-heapcodes-spvw_pages/cbcstep3.log KO Segmentation fault during number tests build-porting64-gcc-one_free_bit_heapcodes/cbcstep3.log KO Segmentation fault during number tests Bruno |