I think you're on to something. I just noticed that there is a
clang++.core file that is 1,621,798,448 bytes.
I have never looked at the login.conf file (or really, that whole part
of bsd) before. What exactly am I going to change? Under the
'default:' section, I changed both datasize
On 02/24/2018 04:00 AM, Stuart Henderson wrote:
No crash here, but it does use 1.6GB during compile. Try raising memory
limits in login.conf (you'll need a new login session, which might mean
restarting X). Or try restricting with ulimit to see if you can trigger
the crash on other OS.
The
On 2018/02/23 17:21, Jordon wrote:
> I am running the latest snapshot (Feb 21) and discovered that some changes I
> made to my hobby project this evening make clang++ crash. It builds find on
> linux with clang 3.8 and a High Sierra machine running whatever version
> Apple ships with that.
No
On 02/23/2018 05:21 PM, Jordon wrote:
I am running the latest snapshot (Feb 21) and discovered that some
changes I made to my hobby project this evening make clang++ crash.
It builds find on linux with clang 3.8 and a High Sierra machine
running whatever version Apple ships with that.
The
I am running the latest snapshot (Feb 21) and discovered that some
changes I made to my hobby project this evening make clang++ crash. It
builds find on linux with clang 3.8 and a High Sierra machine running
whatever version Apple ships with that.
The output message is this:
clang++ -Wall
