Hi Rollin,
I am using SuSE's SLE 9.0, which is built for Itanium. The compiler
works for other 32 and 64 bits applications. There could still be a
problem with my environment though. I have not excluded that.
I can make it compile if I exclude the GSM codec. Now, how will that
affect the functionality? I know, I would know that if I learned more
about the product.
I agree that there could be a scenario where you, as a programmer, could
cause a segmentation fault by incorrectly using pointers that were never
initialized because of a problem in an external file (not existing or
syntax errors). I also agree that you as a programmer could cause
segmentation faults by incorrectly trying to communicate with hardware
that is not there. All those scenarios are bugs though. They should be
avoided by proper error control and handling. Still, those are bugs I
can live with as long as I have my stuff together when it comes to build
it on Itanium. If it comes out that the coredumps are indeed caused by
bad config files, it would be really good news to me, as I really want
to use the Itanium hardware. I did try make samples and there is no
difference, it still segfaults
I will now dig into the compilation options and the link I got from Jose
to see if I can find anything useful. When I have a successful build
without coredumps I will focus on learning the product. From what I have
seen so far it seems to be a really cool product.
Thanks for all the help,
// Jonas
Rollin Weeks wrote:
One must keep in mind that the config files specify how hardware is to
be handled.
If config files are present, the defaults in them are adequate to keep
really bad
things from happening. If not . . . . . .
By the nature of this beast, it can easily seg fault if hardware
drivers don't have
proper controls. I had seg faults several times WITH config files
until I got the
parameters right. I did not consider that a huge bug, but rather part
of my learning
curve with asterisk.
As far as the compile problem with the Itaniam system, are you sure
you have a
compiler version that fully supports this hardware/OS combination?
Rollin Weeks
On 8/9/05, *Jonas Arndt* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
Ben,
This is an enormous help. This is exactly what I was looking for.
THANKS,
// Jonas
Asterisk wrote:
>Jose,
>
>It might help to have a look at the debian SOURCE package for
Asterisk.
>Here is the Debian DIFF File
>http://ftp.debian.org/debian/pool/main/a/asterisk/asterisk_1.0.7.dfsg.1-2.diff.gz
>
>They've obviously been successful in compiling it for Itanium -
maybe something obvious will jump out.
>I wish I had time to look it over myself, as I'd normally be
happy to help, but unfortunately, today I'm just too busy.
>
>Best Regards
>Ben
>
>
>
>>>As they have build Debian packages for Itanium I was hoping that
>>>somebody would have experience with compiling on Itanium and could
>>>give me some pointers.
>>>
>>>
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