On 14 May 2012 22:48, Willi Mann wrote:
>> I am in half a mind to disable the tests and then deal with any
>> bug reports from the problematic archectures. At least there then
>> might be a user on a suitable machine and motivated to help.
>
> At least for the wheezy release, this sounds like a sa
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Hi!
Am 2012-05-14 20:37, schrieb Jeffrey Ratcliffe:
> It is certainly doable, but my first problem is that I have not
> managed to reproduce the issue.
As I already said in the bug report, I could reproduce the issue on
one of my amd64 (Linux) sys
It is certainly doable, but my first problem is that I have not
managed to reproduce the issue.
If I could get access to a machine which reliably reproduced the
problem, it would certainly be quicker to add some print statements to
the .xs to work out what was going on rather than spend time on
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Hi Jeffrey!
How much work would it be to write a C program that does the same
calls to libsane as the partly failing test in libsane-perl does? My
idea is to analyze this program with Helgrind (valgrind), in the hope
to find a race condition. If suc
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