digitalmars.D.bugs - Compiler internal error
- Aleksey S. Skidan (25/25) Dec 17 2006 Windows XP, MinGW 3.4.2:
- Bill Baxter (6/36) Dec 17 2006 I was going to say "Please file bug reports in the bugzilla tracking sys...
- =?UTF-8?B?QW5kZXJzIEYgQmrDtnJrbHVuZA==?= (8/14) Dec 17 2006 Sure it does, d.puremagic.com does GDC too ?
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Bill Baxter
(10/29)
Dec 17 2006
Oh, yeh. I see.
I always just instinctively click on that "D" at - Brad Roberts (9/47) Dec 17 2006 I did a bit of renaming since the version of bugzilla I use doesn't
- Bill Baxter (3/21) Dec 17 2006 Much better! Thanks.
Windows XP, MinGW 3.4.2: C:\3>gdc -S test.d test.d:0: internal compiler error: Segmentation fault Please submit a full bug report, with preprocessed source if appropriate. See <URL:http://www.mingw.org/bugs.shtml> for instructions. The test.d: const{ uint KZERO = 0xB000_0000; } uint v2p(uint x) { return x-KZERO; } extern(C) void start() { asm{ naked; xor EAX, EAX; mov EBX, v2p(KZERO); } } The error in "mov EBX, v2p(KZERO)" seems to cause the internal compiler error.
Dec 17 2006
I was going to say "Please file bug reports in the bugzilla tracking system: http://d.puremagic.com/issues/" But that system doesn't have any categories for GDC bugs. Is there a separate tracker for GDC? --bb Aleksey S. Skidan wrote:Windows XP, MinGW 3.4.2: C:\3>gdc -S test.d test.d:0: internal compiler error: Segmentation fault Please submit a full bug report, with preprocessed source if appropriate. See <URL:http://www.mingw.org/bugs.shtml> for instructions. The test.d: const{ uint KZERO = 0xB000_0000; } uint v2p(uint x) { return x-KZERO; } extern(C) void start() { asm{ naked; xor EAX, EAX; mov EBX, v2p(KZERO); } } The error in "mov EBX, v2p(KZERO)" seems to cause the internal compiler error.
Dec 17 2006
Bill Baxter wrote:I was going to say "Please file bug reports in the bugzilla tracking system: http://d.puremagic.com/issues/" But that system doesn't have any categories for GDC bugs. Is there a separate tracker for GDC?Sure it does, d.puremagic.com does GDC too ? (showing 12 GDC issues left, after GDC 0.20) DMD issues are filed under the "D" product, GDC issues are filed under the "GDC" product. Reporting to the D.gnu newsgroup also works, in case d.puremagic.com disappears again... --anders
Dec 17 2006
Anders F Björklund wrote:Bill Baxter wrote:Oh, yeh. I see. <g> I always just instinctively click on that "D" at the top of the list because that's the only option there I've ever needed. :-) Brad, is there any way to rearrange that list of "products" so that GDC appears second after D? If it's just hard coded to be alphabetical, maybe you could change it to be "D - GDC" or something else that will sort right after "D". And I think you can eliminate "TestProduct" from the list, too. ;-) --bbI was going to say "Please file bug reports in the bugzilla tracking system: http://d.puremagic.com/issues/" But that system doesn't have any categories for GDC bugs. Is there a separate tracker for GDC?Sure it does, d.puremagic.com does GDC too ? (showing 12 GDC issues left, after GDC 0.20) DMD issues are filed under the "D" product, GDC issues are filed under the "GDC" product. Reporting to the D.gnu newsgroup also works, in case d.puremagic.com disappears again... --anders
Dec 17 2006
Bill Baxter wrote:Anders F Björklund wrote:I did a bit of renaming since the version of bugzilla I use doesn't provide sort order control (didn't go digging into more recent versions). The old 'GDC' product is now 'DGCC aka GDC' to help sort it better. I also renamed 'd.puremagic.com' to 'puremagic.com' for similar reasons. Lastly, I disabled the TestProduct. That leaves the list looking something like:Bill Baxter wrote:Oh, yeh. I see. <g> I always just instinctively click on that "D" at the top of the list because that's the only option there I've ever needed. :-) Brad, is there any way to rearrange that list of "products" so that GDC appears second after D? If it's just hard coded to be alphabetical, maybe you could change it to be "D - GDC" or something else that will sort right after "D". And I think you can eliminate "TestProduct" from the list, too. ;-) --bbI was going to say "Please file bug reports in the bugzilla tracking system: http://d.puremagic.com/issues/" But that system doesn't have any categories for GDC bugs. Is there a separate tracker for GDC?Sure it does, d.puremagic.com does GDC too ? (showing 12 GDC issues left, after GDC 0.20) DMD issues are filed under the "D" product, GDC issues are filed under the "GDC" product. Reporting to the D.gnu newsgroup also works, in case d.puremagic.com disappears again... --andersEnter Issue First, you must pick a product on which to enter an issue. D: The DigitalMars D compiler and its various components DGCC aka GDC: The D frontend for GCC DStress: Bugs and feature tracking for the dstress system itself puremagic.com: Issues related to the hosting of bugzilla or anything else the d related stuff at *.puremagic.comLater, Brad
Dec 17 2006
Brad Roberts wrote:Bill Baxter wrote:I did a bit of renaming since the version of bugzilla I use doesn't provide sort order control (didn't go digging into more recent versions). The old 'GDC' product is now 'DGCC aka GDC' to help sort it better. I also renamed 'd.puremagic.com' to 'puremagic.com' for similar reasons. Lastly, I disabled the TestProduct. That leaves the list looking something like:Much better! Thanks. --bbEnter Issue First, you must pick a product on which to enter an issue. D: The DigitalMars D compiler and its various components DGCC aka GDC: The D frontend for GCC DStress: Bugs and feature tracking for the dstress system itself puremagic.com: Issues related to the hosting of bugzilla or anything else the d related stuff at *.puremagic.comLater, Brad
Dec 17 2006