Re: [pure-lang-users] 64-bit build-problems

[Albert G. <Dr....@t-...>]

Tim Haynes wrote:
> Well, the results have become more consistent, but not in a good way! :(
> 
> Taking the simple fact example same as last night:
> 
>  | zsh, sauce 11:04AM trunk/ % cat test1.pure
>  | fact 0 = 1;
>  | fact n = n * fact (n-1);
>  | fact 4;
>  |
>  | zsh, sauce 11:04AM trunk/ % ./pure < test1.pure
>  | zsh: segmentation fault (core dumped)  ./pure < test1.pure
> 
> That's worse - segfault was previously on test2.pure (my flip-around) only.

Ok, looks like I'll have to install a 64 bit Linux myself, so that I can
step through the program in gdb and see exactly what's going on there.
Will do that tonight.

> Oh I see. Your check target is incremental and treats the log-file as proof
> it's been done. :)

Those logs aren't in svn, as they are generated files, so they first
have to be built before you can run 'make check', but of course you need
a working interpreter to do that which you don't have yet ... KABOOM! ;-)

Albert

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