Source: primesieve Version: 5.7.2+ds-1 Severity: serious Tags: stretch sid User: debian...@lists.debian.org Usertags: qa-ftbfs-20170418-i386 qa-ftbfs Justification: FTBFS in stretch on i386
Hi, During a rebuild of all packages in stretch (in a stretch chroot, not a sid chroot), your package failed to build on i386. Relevant part (hopefully): > make[2]: Entering directory '/<<BUILDDIR>>/primesieve-5.7.2+ds/_build' > make[2]: Leaving directory '/<<BUILDDIR>>/primesieve-5.7.2+ds/_build' > ./primesieve --test > pi(x) : Prime-counting function test > pi(10^1) = 4 OK > pi(10^2) = 25 OK > pi(10^3) = 168 OK > pi(10^4) = 1229 OK > pi(10^5) = 9592 OK > pi(10^6) = 78498 OK > pi(10^7) = 664579 OK > pi(10^8) = 5761455 OK > pi(10^9) = 50847534 OK > pi(10^10) = 455052511 OK > > Sieving the primes within [10^12, 10^12+2^32] > > 0% > 1% > 2% > 3% > 4% > 5% > 6% > 7% > 8% > 9% > 10% > 11% > 12% > 13% > 14% > 15% > 16% > 17% > 18% > 19% > 20% > 21% > 22% > 23% > 24% > 25% > 26% > 27% > 28% > 29% > 30% > 31% > 32% > 33% > 34% > 35% > 36% > 37% > 38% > 39% > 40% > 41% > 42% > 43% > 44% > 45% > 46% > 47% > 48% > 49% > 50% > 51% > 52% > 53% > 54% > 55% > 56% > 57% > 58% > 59% > 60% > 61% > 62% > 63% > 64% > 65% > 66% > 67% > 68% > 69% > 70% > 71% > 72% > 73% > 74% > 75% > 76% > 77% > 78% > 79% > 80% > 81% > 82% > 83% > 84% > 85% > 86% > 87% > 88% > 89% > 90% > 91% > 92% > 93% > 94% > 95% > 96% > 97% > 98% > 99% > 100% > > Prime count: 155428406 OK > Sieving the primes within [10^13, 10^13+2^32] > > 0% > 1% > 2% > 3% > 4% > 5% > 6% > 7% > 8% > 9% > 10% > 11% > 12% > 13% > 14% > 15% > 16% > 17% > 18% > 19% > 20% > 21% > 22% > 23% > 24% > 25% > 26% > 27% > 28% > 29% > 30% > 31% > 32% > 33% > 34% > 35% > 36% > 37% > 38% > 39% > 40% > 41% > 42% > 43% > 44% > 45% > 46% > 47% > 48% > 49% > 50% > 51% > 52% > 53% > 54% > 55% > 56% > 57% > 58% > 59% > 60% > 61% > 62% > 63% > 64% > 65% > 66% > 67% > 68% > 69% > 70% > 71% > 72% > 73% > 74% > 75% > 76% > 77% > 78% > 79% > 80% > 81% > 82% > 83% > 84% > 85% > 86% > 87% > 88% > 89% > 90% > 91% > 92% > 93% > 94% > 95% > 96% > 97% > 98% > 99% > 100% > > Prime count: 143482916 OK > Sieving the primes within [10^14, 10^14+2^32] > > 0% > 1% > 2% > 3% > 4% > 5% > 6% > 7% > 8% > 9% > 10% > 11% > 12% > 13% > 14% > 15% > 16% > 17% > 18% > 19% > 20% > 21% > 22% > 23% > 24% > 25% > 26% > 27% > 28% > 29% > 30% > 31% > 32% > 33% > 34% > 35% > 36% > 37% > 38% > 39% > 40% > 41% > 42% > 43% > 44% > 45% > 46% > 47% > 48% > 49% > 50% > 51% > 52% > 53% > 54% > 55% > 56% > 57% > 58% > 59% > 60% > 61% > 62% > 63% > 64% > 65% > 66% > 67% > 68% > 69% > 70% > 71% > 72% > 73% > 74% > 75% > 76% > 77% > 78% > 79% > 80% > 81% > 82% > 83% > 84% > 85% > 86% > 87% > 88% > 89% > 90% > 91% > 92% > 93% > 94% > 95% > 96% > 97% > 98% > 99% > 100% > > Prime count: 133235063 OK > Sieving the primes within [10^15, 10^15+2^32] > > 0% > 1% > 2% > 3% > 4% > 5% > 6% > 7% > 8% > 9% > 10% > 11% > 12% > 13% > 14% > 15% > 16% > 17% > 18% > 19% > 20% > 21% > 22% > 23% > 24% > 25% > 26% > 27% > 28% > 29% > 30% > 31% > 32% > 33% > 34% > 35% > 36% > 37% > 38% > 39% > 40% > 41% > 42% > 43% > 44% > 45% > 46% > 47% > 48% > 49% > 50% > 51% > 52% > 53% > 54% > 55% > 56% > 57% > 58% > 59% > 60% > 61% > 62% > 63% > 64% > 65% > 66% > 67% > 68% > 69% > 70% > 71% > 72% > 73% > 74% > 75% > 76% > 77% > 78% > 79% > 80% > 81% > 82% > 83% > 84% > 85% > 86% > 87% > 88% > 89% > 90% > 91% > 92% > 93% > 94% > 95% > 96% > 97% > 98% > 99% > 100% > > Prime count: 124350420 OK > Sieving the primes within [10^16, 10^16+2^32] > > 0% > 1% > 2% > 3% > 4% > 5% > 6% > 7% > 8% > 9% > 10% > 11% > 12% > 13% > 14% > 15% > 16% > 17% > 18% > 19% > 20% > 21% > 22% > 23% > 24% > 25% > 26% > 27% > 28% > 29% > 30% > 31% > 32% > 33% > 34% > 35% > 36% > 37% > 38% > 39% > 40% > 41% > 42% > 43% > 44% > 45% > 46% > 47% > 48% > 49% > 50% > 51% > 52% > 53% > 54% > 55% > 56% > 57% > 58% > 59% > 60% > 61% > 62% > 63% > 64% > 65% > 66% > 67% > 68% > 69% > 70% > 71% > 72% > 73% > 74% > 75% > 76% > 77% > 78% > 79% > 80% > 81% > 82% > 83% > 84% > 85% > 86% > 87% > 88% > 89% > 90% > 91% > 92% > 93% > 94% > 95% > 96% > 97% > 98% > 99% > 100% > > Prime count: 116578809 OK > Sieving the primes within [10^17, 10^17+2^32] > > 0% > 1% > 2% > 3% > 4% > 5% > 6% > 7% > 8% > 9% > 10% > 11% > 12% > 13% > 14% > 15% > 16% > 17% > 18% > 19% > 20% > 21% > 22% > 23% > 24% > 25% > 26% > 27% > 28% > 29% > 30% > 31% > 32% > 33% > 34% > 35% > 36% > 37% > 38% > 39% > 40% > 41% > 42% > 43% > 44% > 45% > 46% > 47% > 48% > 49% > 50% > 51% > 52% > 53% > 54% > 55% > 56% > 57% > 58% > 59% > 60% > 61% > 62% > 63% > 64% > 65% > 66% > 67% > 68% > 69% > 70% > 71% > 72% > 73% > 74% > 75% > 76% > 77% > 78% > 79% > 80% > 81% > 82% > 83% > 84% > 85% > 86% > 87% > 88% > 89% > 90% > 91% > 92% > 93% > 94% > 95% > 96% > 97% > 98% > 99% > 100% > > Prime count: 109726486 OK > Sieving the primes within [10^18, 10^18+2^32] > > 0% > 1% > 2% > 3% > 4% > 5% > 6% > 7% > 8% > 9% > 10% > 11% > 12% > 13% > 14% > 15% > 16% > 17% > 18% > 19% > 20% > 21% > 22% > 23% > 24% > 25% > 26% > 27% > 28% > 29% > 30% > 31% > 32% > 33% > 34% > 35% > 36% > 37% > 38% > 39% > 40% > 41% > 42% > 43% > 44% > 45% > 46% > 47% > 48% > 49% > 50% > 51% > 52% > 53% > 54% > 55% > 56% > 57% > 58% > 59% > 60% > 61% > 62% > 63% > 64% > 65% > 66% > 67% > 68% > 69% > 70% > 71% > 72% > 73% > 74% > 75% > 76% > 77% > 78% > 79% > 80% > 81% > 82% > 83% > 84% > 85% > 86% > 87% > 88% > 89% > 90% > 91% > 92% > 93% > 94% > 95% > 96% > 97% > 98% > 99% > 100% > > Prime count: 103626726 OK > Sieving the primes within [10^19, 10^19+2^32] > > 0% > 1% > 2% > 3% > 4% > 5% > 6% > 7% > 8% > 9% > 10% > 11% > 12% > 13% > 14% > 15% > 16% > 17% > 18% > 19% > 20% > 21% > 22% > 23% > 24% > 25% > 26% > 27% > 28% > 29% > 30% > 31% > 32% > 33% > 34% > 35% > 36% > 37% > 38% > 39% > 40% > 41% > 42% > 43% > 44% > 45% > 46% > 47% > 48% > 49% > 50% > 51% > 52% > 53% > 54% > 55% > 56% > 57% > 58% > 59% > 60% > 61% > 62% > 63% > 64% > 65% > 66% > 67% > 68% > 69% > 70% > 71% > 72% > 73% > 74% > 75% > 76% > 77% > 78% > 79% > 80% > 81% > 82% > 83% > 84% > 85% > 86% > 87% > 88% > 89% > 90% > 91% > 92% > 93% > 94% > 95% > 96% > 97% > 98% > 99% > 100% > > Prime count: 98169972 OK > > Sieving the primes within [10^15, 10^15+10^11] randomly > > Remaining chunk: > Remaining chunk: 99423096878 > Remaining chunk: > 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Remaining chunk: 90871449970 > Remaining chunk: > Remaining chunk: 90340295625 > Remaining chunk: > Remaining chunk: 89931666140terminate called after throwing an instance of > 'std::bad_alloc' > what(): std::bad_alloc > Makefile:1679: recipe for target 'check' failed > make[1]: *** [check] Aborted > make[1]: Leaving directory '/<<BUILDDIR>>/primesieve-5.7.2+ds/_build' > dh_auto_test: make -j64 check VERBOSE=1 returned exit code 2 The full build log is available from: http://aws-logs.debian.net/2017/04/18/primesieve_5.7.2+ds-1_testing-i386.log A list of current common problems and possible solutions is available at http://wiki.debian.org/qa.debian.org/FTBFS . You're welcome to contribute! About the archive rebuild: The rebuild was done on EC2 VM instances from Amazon Web Services, using a clean, minimal and up-to-date chroot. Every failed build was retried once to eliminate random failures.
