continuing egcs-1.1 problems
Jeffrey A Law
law@cygnus.com
Fri Nov 13 18:35:00 GMT 1998
In message < 9811110048.AA49418@marc.watson.ibm.com >you write:
[ ... ]
Thanks for the excellent analysis. I concur.
> *NO* patches to work around this trampoline mess (neither the
> tramp.asm compare sense nor increasing the trampoline size from 40 to 48
> bytes) will be applied to egcs-1.1 or any other version as this was not a
> bug in any official GCC or EGCS distribution. If there still is a stack
> alignment bug, we need to track that down and fix the code in GCC to
> maintain alignment.
Agreed. We also need to keep in mind that this only effects those sites
which still run the glibc2 beta releases 1.95-1.99 if I understood Ulrich.
So, while it sucks that we're incompatible, I don't see that we should
install compatability hacks to deal with these outdated versions of glibc
that were built with incorrectly patched versions of gcc.
So, we agree on both core issues -- this is not an egcs bug and we should
not do anything to egcs to "fix" this problem.
jeff
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