I can see the change to the snprintf in the sqlite3_3.7.7-2ubuntu2 source, and
it seems to have gone in through the sqlite change here:
http://www.sqlite.org/cgi/src/info/6d78a25ddce75f63581be60c34dbc75f34c243df
So marking as fix-released. (Not retested!)
Dave
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in ext/rtree/rtree.c there is a function rtreenode()
that calls sqlite3_snprintf passing cell.iRowid, this is a 64bit value, but the
snprintf is passed a %d format string.
Changing this to %lld fixes this test.
Dave
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/725052
Title:
[armel] sqlite3 rtree test fails (Error: No such node: -1094175624)
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Compiling with -O0 the errors change to:
rtree.rtree2-rtree_i32.1.3...
Error: No such node: 0
rtree.rtree2-rtree_i32.1.5.90.2...Node 1: t1_rowid entry for cell 0 is
Expected: [0]
Got: [1]
so it smells of a compiler error.
Dave
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