Hi everyone.
This is a request for anyone running a linux PPC installation. I've
received reports that v.in.shape (current CVS version) causes core dump
when run on this architecture when the same call on i386 machines runs
OK. I would be grateful if anyone who has GRASS running on a PPC machine
(and who has time) could check the module.
Thanks, in anticipation.
David
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On Tue, Sep 19, 2000 at 03:24:16AM +0000, David D Gray wrote:
This is a request for anyone running a linux PPC installation. I've
received reports that v.in.shape (current CVS version) causes core dump
when run on this architecture when the same call on i386 machines runs
OK. I would be grateful if anyone who has GRASS running on a PPC machine
(and who has time) could check the module.
If you point me to an example file
and tell me exactly how to test it, I can give it a shot.
Bernhard
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On Tue, Sep 19, 2000 at 05:31:07PM +0200, Bernhard Reiter wrote:
On Tue, Sep 19, 2000 at 03:24:16AM +0000, David D Gray wrote:
> This is a request for anyone running a linux PPC installation. I've
> received reports that v.in.shape (current CVS version) causes core dump
> when run on this architecture when the same call on i386 machines runs
> OK. I would be grateful if anyone who has GRASS running on a PPC machine
> (and who has time) could check the module.
For everybody:
On of the source code files of v.in.shape triggered
a bug in the gcc compiler for ppc when optimisation is turned on.
When building v.in.shape without the "-O2" flag it ran fine here.
Regards,
Bernhard
ps.: carbon copy send to Brian, who reported the bug.
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