write_stderr() and __write_stderr() are defined behind ifdef on
HAVE_LIBUNWIND, but do no depend on the lib in any way.
fatal_sig_handler() uses those helpers unconditionally.
This patch just moves the code couple of lines up, so the helpers are
always available and do not break build on systems
Quoting Arkadiusz Hiler (2017-11-24 10:32:07)
> write_stderr() and __write_stderr() are defined behind ifdef on
> HAVE_LIBUNWIND, but do no depend on the lib in any way.
Hmm, we keep getting caught out by large ifdefs. Although I guess
conditionally enabled code itself is less-than-welcome, we sho
On 24/11/2017 10:32, Arkadiusz Hiler wrote:
write_stderr() and __write_stderr() are defined behind ifdef on
HAVE_LIBUNWIND, but do no depend on the lib in any way.
fatal_sig_handler() uses those helpers unconditionally.
This patch just moves the code couple of lines up, so the helpers are
alwa
On Fri, Nov 24, 2017 at 10:51:38AM +, Chris Wilson wrote:
> Quoting Arkadiusz Hiler (2017-11-24 10:32:07)
> > write_stderr() and __write_stderr() are defined behind ifdef on
> > HAVE_LIBUNWIND, but do no depend on the lib in any way.
>
> Hmm, we keep getting caught out by large ifdefs. Althoug