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FYI, attached is a way to reproduce the error without the test-suite paraphernalia. cheers, --renato On 3 January 2013 12:05, Renato Golin <renato.golin at linaro.org> wrote: > David, > > I got some more work on the Livermore Loops and I found out that the issue > is the difference in the parameters between a single step and a multi step > compilation. &g...

...are fairly simple. When CompileUnit goes to create a type, first it hands it off to DwarfDebug to decide whether it's going to be in a type unit. If it is, DwarfDebug spins up a new CompileUnit that's really a type unit, emits the type into that unit (creating all dependent types and other paraphernalia), attaches the signature (using the ODR hash as a stand-in for now) and offset to the CompileUnit and the signature to the DIE the original CompileUnit provided (along with any other DIEs that needed that signature and were discovered along the way). Then emit it as normal - with a few special cas...

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....oldtim.local (via A record or CNAME) to the Samba4 server, is there a way to make it work? So far, it acts just like file.timco.int. I can list the shares, but get access denied when trying to dig in. As a sidenote, for now I am a complete noob in everything Kerberos, and just learning now the paraphernalia and inner works of it, so please bear with me. (I have a feeling the problem here lies in krb, but not sure where to look.) Thank you, Val.

David, I got some more work on the Livermore Loops and I found out that the issue is the difference in the parameters between a single step and a multi step compilation. When you compile "clang kernel06.c" it works fine, but when you get all steps (clang -emit-llvm + llvm-as + opt + llc etc), the defaults options of each and how they interact is showing a bug in the code generated.