I was working on <URL:http://bugs.debian.org/140153>, when I discovered
that adding the --enable-indirect-threaded flag to configure fixed the
bug. Given that this is a PPC-only bug, does anybody have any idea what
this flag does, and how, so that I can have more confidence that I
didn't accidentally break something else by adding this flag to the
Debian package?
For full information, here's a transcript of the bug (again, this
happens only on a powerpc machine):
$ gforth
: down ( x y -- x-1 y) compiled
1- compiled
; ok
' down ok
.s <1> 806913952 ok
1- ok
execute Segmentation fault
If I add --enable-indirect-threaded, the last bit becomes:
execute
*the terminal*:1: Invalid memory address
execute
^^^^^^^
Backtrace:
Which looks more correct (I am just learning forth, myself)
Thanks,
-=Eric
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