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> The updated test-memchr is passing on your autobuilder; which version of
> glibc do you have on that machine?
Version 2.7. It is an Ubuntu 8.04 LTS (virtual) machine.
> We know the broken memchr on x86_64 is in 2.10 but not current glibc
> (which will become 2
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The updated test-memchr is passing on your autobuilder; which version of
glibc do you have on that machine? We know the broken memchr on x86_64 is
in 2.10 but not current glibc (which will become 2.11), and based on the
glibc release notes, I don't think the bug was pres
even without the use of efence.
Sounds good to me.
> And with the recent thread of memchr also being broken on x86_64, I'm
> starting
> to think that we need to do something like this. I don't have access to
> either
> x86_64 or alpha, so I don't know if this is
omething like this. I don't have access to either
x86_64 or alpha, so I don't know if this is sufficient to detect the broken
memchr implementations out there; comments are welcome on whether we should
polish and apply this patch.
From: Eric Blake
Date: Tue, 26 May 2009 10:03:26 -0600
