Re: Re: Infinite loop in searchd

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On Tue, Aug 26, 2003 at 04:22:18PM +0359, Kir Kolyshkin wrote:
> You should look at ebuf[0], ebuf[1] and pbuf
>=20
> Probably your index is broken someway.
> BTW on what arch do you run ASPseek?

No, this is a gcc3.3 bug - a regression from gcc3.2. It's broken, and
neither the aspseek nor the gcc guys can work it out. Build at -g3 to
get it to work, build at -g2 or -g to get entirely different behaviour -
all empty search results, with pretty much the lowest possible signed
int as the sign.

If you can track this down, I'll be forever in your debt. Really.

I reported this a while ago, and didn't get a massive response, so for
now the answer seems to be "use gcc3.3". :\

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Daniel Stone                                     <[email protected]=
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Developer, Trinity College, University of Melbourne

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