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On Wed, 3 Jan 2007 09:12:43 +1100, I waved a wand and this message |
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magically appears in front of Hamish Greig: |
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> Have you tried a 32-bit program to see if it is the bits or the code ? |
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> Have you tried a 32-bit and 64-bit simple c program to see if it is |
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> an assembly problem and not a 64-bit problem ? |
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I did compile a 32 bit version of the same code; it was just 1k. I |
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think it might be pulling in unnecessary stuff. |
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> I understand you are an experienced programmer and might have already |
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> tried these things, I ask only because you don't mention any details |
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> of having investigated the problem prior to emailing the list. |
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> You would problably have more replies on the binutils or gcc lists, |
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> although without evidence that you have investigated the problem |
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> somewhat, they might also not respond, not knowing what technical |
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> level of response you will understand. |
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Yeah, thanks, I will ask on the more specific Sparc mailing lists |
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rather than the Gentoo lists. |
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The reason why I ask is because I want to help to get 64bit userland |
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upand running on my Ultra 2, I was thinking along the lines of having a |
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mix of 32bit and 64bit userland stuff. |
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http://www.munted.org.uk |
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Fearsome grindings. |
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