[05:10] doko: binutils_2.16.1-2ubuntu7_i386.deb works, binutils_2.16.1cvs20051109-1ubuntu1_i386.deb doesn't === chmj [n=chmj@196.44.1.98] has joined #ubuntu-toolchain === doko_ [n=doko@dslb-088-073-096-073.pools.arcor-ip.net] has joined #ubuntu-toolchain [08:42] hey doko_ [09:49] hi fabbione [11:01] doko: hey... [11:02] doko: do you think it is possible to switch default gcc build option for sparc? [11:03] fabbione: sure, should be possible [11:03] doko: --with-cpu=v7 -> --with-cpu=v8 [11:03] when do you think that could be done? [11:05] or sort of.. when do you plan to upload the next version of gcc? [11:05] as long as I can add hppa specific fixes, so that lamont doesn't glare ... [11:06] today [11:06] ok great! [11:06] that's fine === jbailey [n=jbailey@modemcable139.249-203-24.mc.videotron.ca] has joined #ubuntu-toolchain [02:30] doko: LP is building dapper/hppa now, so I don't care so much... 'twould be nice to let it catch up sometime soon, though... :-) [02:31] lamont: Meh. You have 3 buildds, don't you? =) [02:31] yes, one for gcc-4.0, gcj-4.0, gcj-4.1 ;-P [02:32] jbailey: not sure how many of them are online yet [02:34] jbailey: I see 2 so far (primero, kohnen) [02:34] and yes, primero is building gcj-4.0 [02:34] er, 4.1 [02:35] Well, it'll be nice to maybe see the 'pending' list in Soyuz actually get down to zero. =) [02:44] jbailey: That won't happen until backports is sorted, unfortunately. [02:44] (Which I should get on, I guess) [02:45] jbailey: Also, didn't you say you had some breezy-updates uploads pending? [02:45] infinity: I did. Colin asked me to resubmit them, and I haven't. [02:45] jbailey: I could be on crack, but I'd swear someone else set up breezy-updates chroots wen I wasn't looking, cause I see some successful builds in that pocket. [02:45] I also have glibc timezone updates for our three live ones. [02:45] Yeah, breezy-updates is working now. [02:46] glibc timezone updates kinda need to happen NOW. [02:46] We're dangerously close to that being a problem here in Melbourne. [02:46] Oh right. Aussie's and their screwed up timezone bits. [02:46] Like, the bug hits in a week or something. [02:46] Okay. I'll try to send through warty, hoary and breezy sometime today. [02:47] BEWARE THE IDES OF MARCH [02:47] (Don't feel too bad, I only saw the update come in on Windows Update a week or so ago...) [02:49] jbailey: Ping Kamion and I both when you've uploaded them, so he can approve them immediately, and I can babysit and make sure all three pockets actually work (I suspect only breezy-updates does, and even that I'm suspicious of) [02:49] I've used packages from breezy-updates. =) [02:49] Yeah, I'm more suspicious of the chroots than of the publishing. :) [02:49] It does seem to more or less work right. [02:50] https://launchpad.net/+builds/+build/174707 [02:51] doko: Are there any binutils packages earlier than the November CVS? [02:51] mjg59: Probably breezy-final [02:52] There was only what, 3 weeks in there? [02:52] Which was non-CVS. [02:52] jbailey: Lots more than 3 weeks upstream.. :/ [02:52] Yeah, point. [02:56] mjg59: no have to build these myself [02:57] doko: Ok [02:57] mjg59: http://snapshot.debian.net/archive/2005/09/06/debian/pool/main/b/binutils/binutils-dev_2.16.1cvs20050902-1_i386.deb [02:57] mjg59: Looks like snapshot's back up. :) [02:58] mjg59: That may help give you a small window to search in. [02:58] Hurrah [02:58] Err, s/-dev// [02:58] http://snapshot.debian.net/archive/2005/09/06/debian/pool/main/b/binutils/binutils_2.16.1cvs20050902-1_i386.deb [02:58] Better. [02:59] mjg59: Binary searching for the EFI build breakage? [02:59] mjg59: You've rebuilt the binutils 2.16.1 package with our current toolchain to make sure that it's not some scary "GCC started miscompiling binutils recently" bug, right? [02:59] infinity: Yes [02:59] (Though, given your initial findings in the binary diff, I suspect it's binutils alone at fault) [02:59] jbailey: Yup [03:06] 20050902 works, 20051109 doesn't [03:29] doko: 20051001 works [03:30] Given a CVS checkout from a certain date, can I just update it to a later date? [03:30] (Or, indeed, revert it to a previous date?) [03:30] Assuming it has the CVS dirs in it, sure. [03:31] How? update -D? [03:31] -D or -d, I don't recall. [03:31] -D [03:32] cvs up -D 2005-10-13 [03:32] Or so. [03:32] Ok [03:57] Breakage was between the 22nd and 27th of October [03:57] That's getting much more narrow. [03:57] Yes [03:58] I'm doing the 25th now, then I'll just diff the trees [04:01] 25th is broken [04:09] 24th works [04:11] \o/ [04:11] Now to figure out if it's opcodes, bfs, binutils, gas... [04:15] Hm. 2773 lines of diff. [04:16] Pile of changes in bfd [04:16] And also in gas [04:16] And in ld [04:16] Ho-hum [04:19] 2773 lines isn't so bad, in binutils land. [04:24] Ok, it's either the ld or bfd changes [04:25] Which takes us down to 1312 lines [04:26] I blame bfd. [04:26] Since the ld changes are just down to changes in bfd [04:27] doko: It's either H.J. Lu's changes on 2005-10-23 or one of the changes on 2005-10-24 [04:28] doko: Does that narrow things down enough for you? [04:37] mjg59: yes, thanks! still having OOo fun at the moment ... [04:56] doko: No problem [11:17] doko: Ok, it's H.J. Lu's fix for PR/1487 [11:18] The one from 2005-10-23 [11:20] mjg59: looks like you couldn't rest ;-) [11:20] Heh [11:28] CANT SLEEP. GENETICALLY ALTERED FIREFLYS (or whatever it is you grow) WILL EAT ME [11:29] Fruitflies [11:29] mjg59: One of these days I'd like to take you for a drink and get you to tell me how one does gene alterations. [11:29] Haha [11:39] doko: The diff is at http://www.codon.org.uk/~mjg59/tmp/binutils.diff [11:39] If that's reversed, it's happy [11:41] ok, submitting an upstream bug report