Hi Simon,
Is there any documentation I should look at or could you just
specify a set of files where the problem might lie? I may be
able to set aside a bit of time to work on this (especially since
I have a project for a client that I would like to write using
ghc-6.4.{2|3}.
Best Wishes,
Greg
On May 16, 2006, at 8:52 AM, Simon Marlow wrote:
Thanks Greg. Wolfgang Thaller has promised to take a look at this,
but I think he's quite busy at the moment.
Cheers,
Simon
Gregory Wright wrote:
Hi,
I've built a compiler with debugging turned on and have obtained
what might be useful information about the crashes on OS X.
When I try to do a build, in this case, of NewBinary, I get
---> Configuring hs-NewBinary
DEBUG: Executing proc-pre-com.apple.configure-configure-0
ghc-6.4.2: internal error: ASSERTION FAILED: file GC.c, line 4356
Please report this as a compiler bug. See:
http://www.haskell.org/ghc/reportabug
Error: Target com.apple.configure returned: shell command "ghc -
lintl -o Setup Setup.lhs -package Cabal" returned error 254
Command output: ghc-6.4.2: internal error: ASSERTION FAILED: file
GC.c, line 4356
(The ghc output lines are bracketed by some darwinports status info.)
I've seen the same assertion failure in other cases, but it is
not entirely repeatable. Smells like something is not initialized
or aligned correctly. (I even got this error from compiling
main = putStrLn "Hello, World!"
but that hasn't happened again since I built ghc over.)
And for some reason when I build ghc on OS X with debugging turned
on, I need to explicit link in -lintl or I miss a symbol that
libbfd or libiberty is
looking for. But that is probably neither here nor there.
The assertion being violated is
ASSERT(frame < bottom);
and it's not surprising that things rapidly go pear shaped if
this isn't true.
Any ideas on how to proceed? Just as a test, I built a compiler
using GC.c
from 6.4.1 but it quickly segfaulted. I just had a hope that the
significant changes
may have been local to the GC.c file. This is evidently not the
case.
Best Wishes,
Greg
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