On 04/09/11 14:31, Fred Kiefer wrote:
On 09.04.2011 13:49, Sebastian Reitenbach wrote:
It seems to be the case whether using llvm/clang or gcc seems to be the
difference. I compiled everything I need to start AddressManager and FTP
(gworkspace is still compiling, but I think this will then also work)
with gcc. I started FTP about 30 times, and always looked good. Also
started AddressManager a couple of times, and it looked good.
This then looks like a bug in clang/libobjc2 to me. I went through the
output file you send me from compiling with clang and there were a few
bugs detected, which I am going to fix later today, but none of them
would justify the results you are getting. Most of them are printf
format errors. It is great that clang pays extra attention here.
You could try to use a different combination of runtime and compiler
to narrow down the real culprit. Not sure whether gcc + libobjc2 or
clang + libobjc are supposed to work.
I tried libobjc2 + gcc, I only exchanged llvm/clang with gcc, this is
where it works well. In the meantime GWorkspace compiled to the end, and
also looks good.