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#170 FC4--Internal Error: xxdiff(./buffer.inline.h:72)

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FC4, xxdiff 3.1, Qt 3.3.4, gcc version 4.0.0 20050519
(Red Hat 4.0.0-8)

Any attempt to diff two files results in the following
"Diff errors" screen text:

"Error executing "diff" command, could not build diffs:
xxdiff (./buffer.inline.h:72):

Internal error."

xxdiff works correctly for directory diffs but always
fails when going to specific difference files, whether
or not the file diff was invoked from the command line
or by double clicking from a directory diff screen.

When trying "xxdiff --text file1 file2" the same errors
are produced, but applies to "diff -a" instead.

This error occurs if I build the app myself or install
from an rpm, and occurs with other version 3 builds. I
have not yet been successful at building any 2.9
version, but expect that problem is a result of the
change to gcc 4 with FC4

Discussion

  • Brian Buesker

    Brian Buesker - 2005-11-23

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    I ran into this problem as well. Eventually I discovered
    that by disabling optimization (by removing occurrences of
    -O2 in the Makefile generated by tmake) I no longer saw the
    errors. I tried -O1 through -O3 and all failed with the same
    error. Only no optimization worked. So that makes me wonder
    if there is something broken in the optimizer in gcc 4.0.1.
    I will try with 4.0.2 when I get a chance.

     
  • Martin Blais

    Martin Blais - 2006-04-03

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    No idea.... I don't have a Fedora box to reproduce (I'm a
    Gentoo-leman). I'm usually not one to go for "it's a
    compiler bug", but I must admit, this does sound quite weird.

     
  • Martin Blais

    Martin Blais - 2006-04-03

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    No idea.... I don't have a Fedora box to reproduce (I'm a
    Gentoo-leman). I'm usually not one to go for "it's a
    compiler bug", but I must admit, this does sound quite weird.

     

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