Re: Known segmentation fault with new build

[Quentin Spencer]

Alexander Barth wrote:
> It seems that you have the experimental libstdc++.so.7 installed. 
> Perhaps some part of the octave use the (stable) libstdc++.so.6.0.8 and 
> some use the experimental library. You can try to remove the 
> experimental library with:
>
> rpm -e libstdc++so7
>
> and recompile octave. Since you are new to Linux, you find it probably 
> easier to install the pre-compiled octave package included in Fedora extras:
>   
Yes, I think there's some library conflict going on here, because I just 
tried make check on Fedora Core 5 with no segfault (though it did fail a 
couple of other tests).


> yum install octave
>
> Fedora includes currently octave version 2.9.5.
>   

and I hope to release a 2.9.6 version soon.

Quentin