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From: Marko B. <mar...@ma...> - 2022-11-14 13:31:51
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> Oswald Buddenhagen <osw...@gm...> hat am 08.11.2022 > > > >I executed, [...] > > > why would you do any of that? the idea was to make the sanitizer dump > readable, for which the above instructions should be adequate. > i have no idea why the test run under gdb crashes, but it doesn't matter > anyway (for now). I believe i don't have enough skills to work with gdb. furthermore i believe that the creation of a reabable trace isn't possible because something more went wrong while using gdb. i found some comments in when googling for the error messages i got. something with gcc internal issues. anyway. the bsd community was able to help. http://mail-index.netbsd.org/netbsd-users/2022/11/14/msg029205.html the arm based strlen function isn't correct implemented. using `configure` and ignore strlen internal function fixes the issue on my side. but there is also a patch in the mail attached, which is the better solution. i'll update the issue on sf.net. thx marko |