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Division >64-bits fails on a 32-bit build #178
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Original Redmine Comment Try this patch, it's the only thing that seems obviously wrong by inspection. If it doesn't work, try valgrind'ing it. cd test_regress
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Original Redmine Comment Brilliant, that fixes it. Thanks Wilson. I have all of the regression tests passing although not just with a 'make test' or 'make v3'. t/t_sys_file_autoflush only passes if I run
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Original Redmine Comment Both and the autoflush fix (wrong directory mentioned) pushed to git. BTW you can run tests in parallel if you have multicore; |
Original Redmine Comment In 3.800. |
Author Name: Byron Bradley (@bbradley)
Original Redmine Issue: 178 from https://www.veripool.org
Original Date: 2009-11-10
Original Assignee: Wilson Snyder (@wsnyder)
Commit 8487d67 (not in a release yet) was tested on two CentOS 5.3 machines, one 32-bit the other 64-bit. test_regress/t/t_math_divw and test_regress/t/t_math_vgen pass on 64-bit but not on 32-bit. gcc "4.1.2 20080704 (Red Hat 4.1.2-44)" was being used on both machines. The common thing between these tests seems to be division of vectors >64-bit.
The output from both tests on the 32-bit machine is attached, it was run with --debug --verbose --gdbbt.
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