Re: [Gnu-arch-users] arch/tla on cygwin (again)

[John A Meinel]

Bob Tanner wrote:

> On Tuesday 12 April 2005 10:27 pm, John A Meinel wrote:
>  
>
> > export A="address@hidden"
> > tla get $A/dists--pcomp tla-pcomp
> > cd tla-pcomp
> > tla build-config config
> >    
>
> Using your tla-dos-1.3.1b.tar.bz2 I get a core dump.
>
> Primary key fingerprint: 0EC0 8DF8 7697 5B90 CB4A  2855 25D7 8109 848D 0003
> * from import revision: 
> address@hidden/tar--mainline--1.13.25.5--base-0
> * patching for revision: 
> address@hidden/tar--pcomp--1.13.25--base-0
> * patching for revision: 
> address@hidden/tar--pcomp--1.13.25--patch-1
> * patching for revision: 
> address@hidden/tar--pcomp--1.13.25--patch-2
> * patching for revision: 
> address@hidden/tar--pcomp--1.13.25--patch-3
> Segmentation fault (core dumped)
>
> $ ulimit
> unlimited
>
> I do not see the core file, I'm pretty new to cygwin, so not sure how close it 
> tries to be like unix/linux, but I thought with an unlimited ulimit I'd get a 
> core file.
>  
Thanks for the heads up. Where did you end up installing the files? I 
realized after the fact that diff3 hard-codes the location of diff when 
it is compiled, so you actually need to unpack them into /usr/local/bin.

Make sure "ulimit -c" is also unlimited, and it doesn't create a "core" 
it creates something more like "tla.exe.stackdump".

Unfortunately, in my experience this isn't a valid gdb coredump.

But you can also run:

gdb --args tla get address@hidden/tar--pcomp tar
And see what happens.

I'm going to try running here and see what I get.

Also, I just logged on to IRC (irc.freenode.net #arch) so if you are 
online, you can get me there.

John
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