Hi all,
I was just trying to get through to the Self VM prompt. This requires adapting the signal/stack handling. After quite a while figuring out the wright combination of Linux header files to define every required macro and structure exactly once, I get this polite linker message:
sig_unix.o: In function `SignalInterface::init_signal_stack(void)': /home/t42/prj/self-4.1/vm/linux/debug/../../../vm/src/unix/os/sig_unix.c:277: warning: sigaltstack is not implemented and will always fail
Dissappointing :-(
Gordon.
Gordon F. Cichon wrote:
sig_unix.o: In function `SignalInterface::init_signal_stack(void)': /home/t42/prj/self-4.1/vm/linux/debug/../../../vm/src/unix/os/sig_unix.c:277: warning: sigaltstack is not implemented and will always fail
It seems that you have made LINUX == SOLARIS_VERSION. But Solaris is a System V Unix. I know that Linux is a mix of BSD and SYSV, but wouldn't it break less things if you defined Linux == SUNOS_VERSION?
This would at least keep SignalInterface from trying to create an alternative signal stack.
P.S.: some people are under the impression that I actually know what I am talking about. That isn't the case - I just "grep" through the sources looking for little details
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Gordon F. Cichon -
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