--- "vy.ho" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> (I am sorry if you get this twice)
>
> I tried to create a new bug in the OpenOffice website. However, I
> cannot get to it. I can log into the site. I can also see previous bug
> report. However, clicking on an item like My Issues:
> http://qa.openoffi
For submitting the script using the issue tracker, it is unclear which
category is best for this type of submission. The options appear to be
"qa", "tools", and "utilities", but a stand-alone script like this
doesn't seem to fit anywhere nicely.
Matt
--- Ma
I ended up writing a short Bourne shell script that does the best I
know how to do when looking at just the binaries in the program/
directory. While there is no guarantee that the reported symbols are
completely unused, they are clearly canidates for the *_DLLPRIVATE
macros. Once made private,
Your approach appears more throrough than what I've been attempting.
My hypothesis so far is that a fair amount of information can be
obtained straight from the binaries in the program/ directory without
analyzing the source code.
One thing I've learned is that the the ELF symbol tables and relo
Thanks for the information, it is quite helpful. It seems my approach
so far is a start, but more definitely needs to be done to filter out
the internally-used symbols. A good result would be a shell script
that automates all the details below and returns a few thousand symbols
as canidates for
--- Laurent David <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Wouldn't it be a problem with virtual methods ?
> I had some problem figuring out what was actually executed when using
> XML filter: it goes from the swlib to xmloff library (I don't
> remember the name of the actual .so, sorry...) back and forth via
Thanks for the replies. Actually, the number is more like 75,000. I
think I read the wrong number yesterday to get the 85,000. I did
include all the WEAK references from elfdump, and it looks like
eliminating them might take out another 7,000 symbols. Also, I'll feed
in the .bin files, which w
At http://tools.openoffice.org/performance/index.html, there is a
mention about unused code removal as a way of improving OO.org. Out of
curiosity, I managed to generate a list of about 85,000 symbols from
the program/ directory that have definitions but no corresponding UNDEF
entries in the share
att,
>
> this certainly looks like a bug in Sun Studio 10.
>
> Heiner
>
> Matt Prazak wrote:
> > In icu/unxsols4.pro/misc/build/icu/source/i18n/ucol_bld.cpp, there
> is a
> > while loop in ucol_doCE() that, for me, will never exit, even when
> the
> > co
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In icu/unxsols4.pro/misc/build/icu/source/i18n/ucol_bld.cpp, there is a
while loop in ucol_doCE() that, for me, will never exit, even when the
condition is false! When I re-write the loop, the problem goe
>
> Please create new threads for new problems, not hijack unrelated
> threads
>
> Grüße/Regards,
>
> René
>
I thought I did create a new thread...but now that I think of it, I
used another message as a template, which probably confused threaded
e-mail readers. If that's the case, I apolo
In icu/unxsols4.pro/misc/build/icu/source/i18n/ucol_bld.cpp, there is a
while loop in ucol_doCE() that, for me, will never exit, even when the
condition is false! When I re-write the loop, the problem goes away.
This problem occurs while running dmake, when a program called genrb
invokes ucol_do
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