On 12/07/11 10:14, Rich Burridge wrote:
On 12/06/2011 08:43 PM, Ali Bahrami wrote:
...
And it might be good insurance to do an ON build with __GNUC to
ensure that those continue to work. I wouldn't expect this to break
them, but as I learned again last week, it's best not to guess.
My 'nightly' ON build is now complete. Log files are under:
/net/stard.us.oracle.com/tank/ws/ON-ws1/on11u1-clone-ws1/log/log.2011-12-07.08:31/
From looking at:
/net/stard.us.oracle.com/tank/ws/ON-ws1/on11u1-clone-ws1/log/log.2011-12-07.08:31/mail_msg
I believe the output for the 'Diff ELF runtime attributes' section is okay
(and mainly concerned with the new RPATH values), but I'd appreciate
you taking a look too.
Thanks.
There's some interesting stuff here:
> achtung: tell simmonmt@eng about unexpected reloc type 21
I've never seen that in my builds --- not sure what it's complaining
about. It's obviously not a *new* error... :-)
Anyway, about 'Diff ELF runtime attributes': Every time you do a build,
we dump all of the ELF runtime attributes for every object into a single
file. In subsequent builds, we save the previous file, generate a new one,
and then diff the sorted files. The idea is that any differences between
builds are due to changes you made, and that you'll recognize them as
valid or not. The noise only shows up once, because of the way we rotate
the files.
I was initially surprised to see such a huge number of new lines in your
output, though the lines themselves look reasonable. Then I realized that
you had probably done a non-gcc build in this workspace previously, and
that we're comparing the output from a studio build against that from
a gcc build. That explains the explosion of new lines like:
> boot/solaris/bin/mbr: RPATH=/usr/sfw/lib
With that explained, I think the noise in this section of the build
mail is OK.
- Ali
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