Hi Paul,
> Some HP-UX versions have a broken 'calloc' that could explain the bug. The
> broken 'calloc' returns memory that isn't properly zeroed. Can you
> investigate
> whether zeroing the calloc memory fixes the bug? Perhaps something like the
> attached Gnulib patch?
This patch does not h
Some HP-UX versions have a broken 'calloc' that could explain the bug. The
broken 'calloc' returns memory that isn't properly zeroed. Can you investigate
whether zeroing the calloc memory fixes the bug? Perhaps something like the
attached Gnulib patch? Thanks.
diff --git a/lib/calloc.c b/lib/cal
On Sun, Dec 16, 2018 at 11:34 AM Bruno Haible wrote:
> > So grep worked on HP-UX before because it was using the system regex code?
>
> I don't know. Maybe GNU grep never worked on HP-UX hppa? Or maybe it worked
> only when compiled by gcc? Or maybe the machine I have access to has a
> particularl
Hi Jim,
> So grep worked on HP-UX before because it was using the system regex code?
I don't know. Maybe GNU grep never worked on HP-UX hppa? Or maybe it worked
only when compiled by gcc? Or maybe the machine I have access to has a
particularly buggy cc compiler? Or maybe GNU grep worked as long
On Sun, Dec 16, 2018 at 9:16 AM Bruno Haible wrote:
>
> More on this:
> > On HP-UX hppa (both 32-bit and 64-bit mode), regex and grep are broken.
>
> The result in different gnulib versions is the same (HP-UX hppa, 32-bit):
>
> Version Result
> -
> 20
More on this:
> On HP-UX hppa (both 32-bit and 64-bit mode), regex and grep are broken.
The result in different gnulib versions is the same (HP-UX hppa, 32-bit):
Version Result
-
20140101crash in regexec.c, line 1123
20150101crash in regexec
More on this:
> On HP-UX 11.31, hppa, in 32-bit mode, with cc, I observe the following
> test failures:
On HP-UX hppa (both 32-bit and 64-bit mode), regex and grep are broken.
On HP-UX ia64 (both 32-bit and 64-bit mode), regex and grep both work fine.
Bruno
On HP-UX 11.31, hppa, in 32-bit mode, with cc, I observe the following
test failures:
1) Among the gnulib tests (both from the 'grep' snapshot, as well as from
a gnulib testdir):
FAIL: test-regex
$ ./test-regex
Assertion failed: err == REG_ESPACE, file ../../lib/regexec.c, line 1077
ABORT instr
