On Thu, Oct 16, 2003 at 02:54:25PM +0200, Xavier Leroy wrote: > Right. OCaml has its own garbage-collected memory management, and, > yes, it can access double floats at word-aligned addresses. > This is the theory. The practice is that the autoconfiguration > procedure might have detected incorrectly the alignment constraints > (this happened to Sven Luther on the SPARC with a recent version of > gcc), or were fooled by a kernel that performs alignment fixups behind > the program's back.
hppa's kernel generally fits the latter case (automatically does the fixup) Adding the change to the configure script would be a good idea. thanks, lamont
