Erik Ekman schrieb:
...
I guess a update to HEAD is the way to go, but I would be glad if
there is just some small fix for me to apply.
Unfortunately, there is no such thing. The mem.c code has changed very
much since 1.2.0, you might want to try using the CVS HEAD version of
mem.c only and try to compile it with 1.2.0, just to check if that
solves your problem. You will have to change some #ifdef's or #if's but
aside from that, it shouldn't be so hard to integrate the new mem.c into
1.2.0 since mem.c does not access much of the other code (aside from
SYS_ARCH_PROTECT and sys_sems).
Another option is of course to wait a month or more to upgrade to the
upcoming 1.3.0 (or one of its release candidates), but that could take a
while...
Simon
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