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The LIBC_LOCALES option for glibc has a big warning, but it's not there for eglibc. Is the warning not waranted for eglibc, or should it really be there? |
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shawnjgoff: the warning about endianness and bitness? Not needed for eglibc, as it does the correct thing. |
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shawnjgoff |
Awesome. Thanks, y_morin |
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I have a crosstool_ng error: "scripts/functions: line 201: printf: write error: Input/output error". |
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shawnjgoff |
At first I thought maybe the fd &6 wasn't defined, but when that happens, the shell actually tells you the fd is not defined (in bash and dash, at least). |
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shawnjgoff |
Doh, no I typed bash both times instead of dash. I don't have dash installed, so it's not an error from dash. |
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shawnjgoff |
And apparently someone else has had this problem, too: http://crosstool-ng.org/download/ibot-logs/2013-05-03.html |
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shawnjgoff: can you run: ulimit -n |
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shawnjgoff |
y_morin: ulimit -n gives 1024 |
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y_morin |
shawnjgoff: Hm,, so not a limit on file descriptors. Does it happen at the beginning of the build? Or much later? |
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shawnjgoff |
I just ran ct-ng build again without changing anything and it got past that part. |
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shawnjgoff |
y_morin: I'm not sure - it happened once. |
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y_morin |
shawnjgoff: Enough space on disk? :-/ |
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shawnjgoff |
y_morin: plenty of space, plenty of inodes |
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y_morin |
shawnjgoff: just eliminating the obvious. ;-) |
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shawnjgoff |
Yeah. |
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y_morin |
shawnjgoff: Well, no clue. I never ever saw it... |
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shawnjgoff |
Okay. If it comes up again, I'll remember to save the log and config. |
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y_morin |
shawnjgoff: Was there already some messages on screen, or none at all? |
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y_morin |
shawnjgoff: Because if you already had ct-ng messages, that's stange... |
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shawnjgoff |
There were a lot of messages. It had been going for several minutes. |
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y_morin |
shawnjgoff: OK, so bash had an issue using an already oppened file descriptor... |
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y_morin |
shawnjgoff: did you have other stuff running in parallel (eg. another build, or something that may be fd-hungry) ? |
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shawnjgoff |
No, in fact, I have to close everything down when I do a ct-ng build because cloog/ppl sucks up all the memory and fails if it can't get enough. |
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shawnjgoff |
Maybe other threads of the build are fd-heavy? |
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y_morin |
shawnjgoff: Well, not really. Depending on the number of CPUs you have, you can count in the order of 5-10 fds per CPUs |
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y_morin |
shawnjgoff: which, unless you have like 100 CPUs, you're well. |
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shawnjgoff |
Yeah, that's not it. |
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