[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A bus error is typical of a misaligned load/store.
IIRC, you might like to add -misalign to the CFLAGS and
the load/stores will then trap into a handler that will
transparently correct the alignment (at a performance
penalty). S9 provides trapstat(1M) that should allow
the frequency of these to be monitored.
I know that the DB2 port to Solaris relied for a long time
on the trap handler before they fixed every alignment issue.
I thought that SQLite aligned all values to boundaries that
were equal to their size. 32-bit values are aligned to
32-bit boundaries, 16-bit values are aligned to 16-bit
boundaries, and so forth. Does the sparc have some
alignment restriction that is more severe than that?
Can somebody with a sparc perhaps point out to me exactly
where the alignment violation is occurring so I can fix it?
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