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...ually jump through a (lazy) pointer. The pointer initially points to a helper which loads an index parameter specifying which function to bind, then jumps into dyld. Dyld is erroring because the index is out of range. Either: 1) The binary is corrupt. You can check that by running: dyldinfo -lazy_bind to see the lazy pointers or 2) Something else is wrong with the initializer and it happens to be jumping to the helper (that jumps into dyld), but the index parameter is garbage. You'll need to step though this in the debugger. -Nick On Oct 21, 2012, at 9:27 AM, Jack Howarth wrote > Nick,...

...(lazy) pointer. The pointer initially points to a helper which loads an index parameter specifying which function to bind, then jumps into dyld. Dyld is erroring because the index is out of range. > > Either: > 1) The binary is corrupt. You can check that by running: > dyldinfo -lazy_bind to see the lazy pointers Nick, I attached dragonegg_so_lazy_bind.txt and LLVMPolly_so_lazy_bind.txt to http://llvm.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=14140. Is there anything significant in those lists of lazy pointers relative to the failure we are seeing? FYI, I see the same failure for both x86_64-ap...

Nick, While enhancing the fink llvm32 packaging to support the polly tool, I ran into a dyld failure when the dragonegg plugin tries to load LLVMPolly.so plugin... dyld: lazy symbol binding failed: fast lazy bind offset out of range (39257, max=7640) in image /sw/lib/gcc4.7/libexec/gcc/x86_64-apple-darwin11.4.2/4.7.2/cc1 dyld: fast lazy bind offset out of range (39257, max=7640) in image

...e pointer initially points to a helper which loads an index parameter specifying which function to bind, then jumps into dyld. Dyld is erroring because the index is out of range. > > > > Either: > > 1) The binary is corrupt. You can check that by running: > > dyldinfo -lazy_bind to see the lazy pointers > > Nick, > I attached dragonegg_so_lazy_bind.txt and LLVMPolly_so_lazy_bind.txt to http://llvm.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=14140. > Is there anything significant in those lists of lazy pointers relative to the failure we are seeing? FYI, I see the same > f...

...s to a helper which loads an index parameter specifying which function to bind, then jumps into dyld. Dyld is erroring because the index is out of range. >>>> >>>> Either: >>>> 1) The binary is corrupt. You can check that by running: >>>> dyldinfo -lazy_bind to see the lazy pointers >>> >>> Nick, >>> I attached dragonegg_so_lazy_bind.txt and LLVMPolly_so_lazy_bind.txt to http://llvm.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=14140. >>> Is there anything significant in those lists of lazy pointers relative to the failure we are see...

...nitially points to a helper which loads an index parameter specifying which function to bind, then jumps into dyld. Dyld is erroring because the index is out of range. >>> >>> Either: >>> 1) The binary is corrupt. You can check that by running: >>> dyldinfo -lazy_bind to see the lazy pointers >> >> Nick, >> I attached dragonegg_so_lazy_bind.txt and LLVMPolly_so_lazy_bind.txt to http://llvm.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=14140. >> Is there anything significant in those lists of lazy pointers relative to the failure we are seeing? FYI, I see...

...helper which loads an index parameter specifying which function to bind, then jumps into dyld. Dyld is erroring because the index is out of range. > >>> > >>> Either: > >>> 1) The binary is corrupt. You can check that by running: > >>> dyldinfo -lazy_bind to see the lazy pointers > >> > >> Nick, > >> I attached dragonegg_so_lazy_bind.txt and LLVMPolly_so_lazy_bind.txt to http://llvm.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=14140. > >> Is there anything significant in those lists of lazy pointers relative to the failure we are...

...ich loads an index parameter specifying which function to bind, then jumps into dyld. Dyld is erroring because the index is out of range. >>>>> >>>>> Either: >>>>> 1) The binary is corrupt. You can check that by running: >>>>> dyldinfo -lazy_bind to see the lazy pointers >>>> >>>> Nick, >>>> I attached dragonegg_so_lazy_bind.txt and LLVMPolly_so_lazy_bind.txt to http://llvm.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=14140. >>>> Is there anything significant in those lists of lazy pointers relative to the fa...