Control: tags -1 confirmed
Control: tags -1 wontfix
Control: forwarded -1 https://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?49206
* Francesco Potortì <poto...@isti.cnr.it> [2016-09-28 10:39]:
Control: tags - confirmed
Indeed, Octave crashes on amd64 when SHA1 is involved. However, it
works on i386:
octave:2> SHA1(1)
ans =
191 139 69 48 216 210 70 221 116 172 83 161 52
113 187 161 121 65 223 247
This difference in behavior between i386 and amd64 is perhaps related to
the different sizeof(long) in both architectures.
I think that this is not a Debian-specific problem.
Ok, I filed a report on Savannah.
Thanks. You have probably seen the comments posted on the Savannah
bug page:
Andreas Weber: "Confirmed. Just a note: The 4.2 release of Octave
includes a new function 'hash' which is also capable of calculating SHA1"
Mike Miller: "Yeah I guess that this SHA1 function in general is a
candidate for dropping from the package rather than fixing once 4.2 is
released."
I am hereby tagging this bug report "wontfix", accordingly.
Rafael