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Package: make
Version: 3.81-3
Severity: important
Firstly, I'm unsure if this bug is specific to make or wine, but since
this bug does not exist in make 3.80-9 and does exist in both make
3.81-2 and make 3.81-3, I filed it against make.
Wine segfaults when run from within make. I would tend to consider a
segfault a RC bug, but since this case is a rather specific
interaction of two programs, I thought important was more reasonable.
Since it's actually wine doing the segfaulting, feel free to reassign
or duplicate this bug to wine. However, I'd appreciate your figuring
out what changed from make 3.80-9 to make 3.81-2 and fixing it if
appropriate. This bug could very well affect other programs as well.
If there's an example of this, I would upgrade this bug to RC
severity.
Thanks,
Shaun
$ wine winmine
Wine exited with a successful status
$ cat Makefile
all:
wine winmine
$ make --version |head -1
GNU Make 3.80
$ make
wine winmine
Wine exited with a successful status
$ sudo apt-get -tunstable install wine
...
$ make --version |head -1
GNU Make 3.81
$ make
wine winmine
/usr/bin/wine: line 396: 28998 Segmentation fault
$WINEBIN/$WINE_BIN_NAME "$@"
Wine failed with return code 139
make: *** [all] Segmentation fault
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Version: 0.9.44-1.
Simon Josefsson skrev:
Ove Kaaven <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Simon Josefsson skrev:
Oh, and btw, there is a workaround since it is only wine-preloader which
is buggy, and it is to avoid using wine-preloader altogether:
Is this issue still a problem in current Wine releases? Many things
have changed now...
I reverted the work-around explained earlier in the bug report, and
tested whether my old recipe to reproduce the bug it still triggered the
problem, and it didn't. Great! So the problem appears to be closed.
I'm using wine 0.9.44-1 now.
Allright, I'll just mark it as fixed in that version, then.
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