right, as vorlon pointed me on irc, the trick is not to use -O0, but to
not use -msse, which is the flag producing buggy code.
ciao, piem
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Hi,
Further investigation reveals that even the simplest call to
fft([1 2 3]);
will crash octave. Backtrace points to fftw3 so I'm reassiging this to
fftw3 package. I did apt-get source fftw3 and noticed that
fftw3*/debian/rules passes --enable-sse to configure. Maybe this is
causing problems o
Package: octave
Version: 2.1.71-7
Severity: normal
Summary:
octave dies with "illegal instruction" on a pentium MMX system but
works on an athlon system. Script to trigger the bug is available at
http://iki.fi/lindi/mycos.m
Transcript:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/tmp$ octave
GNU Octave, version 2.1.71
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