>
> Bruce Momjian <maillist@candle.pha.pa.us>
>
> > Are you compiling with optimization. Thay may do it.
>
> Yes, and it does :-(
>
> Compiled with -O0 everything works fine (well almost).
> With -O2, the default, I get the SIGSEGV as before.
>
> I seem to remember I had this optimisation problem some while
> ago and someone, Thomas?, fixed it by rewriting some code.
>
> So, for now I'm reasonably happy and can get on with some
> testing.
If you can find out which file is the problem, we can probably fix it
without access to the machine.
You can compile everything with -O2, then change your optimization in
Makefile.custom to -O0. Go to psql/src/backend and 'cd' to a directory,
do a 'make clean', then a make,make install and test initdb. As soon as
it starts working, you have your directory. Or you could compile
everything with -O0 and start doing -O2 compiles until it breaks.
When you find the directory, find the file by recompiling one at a time.
Once you find the file, I think I can figure out what is wrong with the
file. I can go through the diff since 6.3.2, and see what has changed.
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