Re: Bug report: gnucap-default-plugins.so fails to load on Arch Linux (snapshot 2026.03.29)
Aniol Martà <[email protected]> Mon, 25 May 2026 22:16:13 +0200
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.gnu.gnucap.bugs |
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| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Hi Felix, On 5/25/26 22:08, Felix Salfelder wrote: > On Mon, May 25, 2026 at 08:42:17PM +0200, Aniol Martà wrote: >> Hello, >> >> I am writing to report a bug in gnucap snapshot 2026.03.29 on Arch Linux >> x86_64. >> >> ## Summary >> >> gnucap fails to load gnucap-default-plugins.so at startup, causing all >> directives (.INCLUDE, .PRINT, .AC, .END, etc.) to be unrecognized. > Thanks Aniol for your bug report. > > I have not tried the Arch package, but here are two quick thoughts that > might resolve the problem. > > 1. You should see something like > > [..] > main version: ... > core-lib version: ... > default plugins: ... > > when running gnucap with default settings. The third line is printed by > the plugin itself, so the loading was successful. The three versions match: snapshot 2026.03.29. > > 2. case sensitivity. The default language was changed in the 20251222-dev > snapshot. It is now case sensitive (see NEWS). > > The .AC etc. commands should still work as expected in "spice batch > mode". in this mode, both the dot and the capitalised letters will be > interpreted the way Spice does. > > Running gnucap with --spice should result in the pre-2025 behaviour. See > README for details. That was the problem :-) Thank you very much! > >> Manually running `load /usr/lib/gnucap/gnucap-default-plugins.so` in >> interactive mode triggers a segmentation fault with the message "already >> loaded, replacing". > Looks like a bug. I will investigate. > > cheers > Felix Regards, Aniol