Hello Jame!   
      
   05 Dec 2010 15:07, Jame Clay wrote to Benny Pedersen:   
      
    >> 3.2.9 seqfaults here, ....   
    JC> That's on a Gentoo system?   
      
   yes   
      
    >> have you found with gcc that compiles stable ?   
    JC> Except for a couple a warnings, yes;  at least that how it went back in   
    JC> February,  when I created the v3.2.9-1 debian package I've been testing    
    JC> out at ftn.rocasa.us (used for region updates in Fidonet, Sysops TechNet,    
    JC> LinuxNet, & FamilyNet).   
      
   what version of gcc ?, i think most problem i have on gentoo is to find the   
   "more" stable gcc then to change c code, if i can help debug it future then i   
   can build a debug version but this will need me to know how to get a host in   
   total debug mode, else its more or less pointless   
      
    JC> It was an i386 build and with the following warnings came up:   
      
    JC> makenl.c: In function 'main':   
    JC> makenl.c:296: warning: the address of 'NewFile' will always evaluate    
    JC> as 'true'   
      
   this could very well be the seqfaults   
      
    JC> msgtool.c: In function 'OpenMSGFile': msgtool.c:160: warning: the    
    JC> address of 'MessageDir' will always evaluate as 'true'   
      
   ...   
      
    JC> Thing is (and alas it's not in my notes), I don't recall which system I    
    JC> did the build on.  I have 32 & 64 bit installs of both Debian v5 and    
    JC> Debian v6  available to me (also Ubuntu...).   
      
   super ok, just need more info when its stable and what its linked with   
      
    JC> It was likely a 32 bit v5 install, but even that (current Debian stable)    
    JC> has had updates since then.   
      
    JC> I do plan to work on builds again. Possibly an updated package for   
    JC> v3.2.9. Create a new one for version 3.2.9a, for both Debian & Ubuntu.     
    JC> Check 64 bit builds again.     
      
   or extend it to make pointlists :=)   
      
   well make a static linked would maybe be fine in all distros/archs ?   
      
      
    Regards Benny   
      
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