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2010 Jun 29
3
[LLVMdev] Queries of an invalidated AA ModulePass
...ich has the
analysis usage requirement of
AU.addRequired<AliasAnalysis>();
Additionally I want to point out that it frees the analysis (and it's
deps) for function 'main' but apparently assumes its still valid for
function 'freetree'? However DSAA and it's deps (TDSA, BUDSA) are all
modulepasses, so there is no concept of invalidating it just for a
particular function....
I apologize for the long (and potentially confusing) nature of this
request.... hopefully you're with me still.
As for what to do about this, that's what I'm hoping you good folk...
2010 Jun 29
0
[LLVMdev] Queries of an invalidated AA ModulePass
...s usage requirement of
> AU.addRequired<AliasAnalysis>();
> Additionally I want to point out that it frees the analysis (and it's
> deps) for function 'main' but apparently assumes its still valid for
> function 'freetree'? However DSAA and it's deps (TDSA, BUDSA) are all
> modulepasses, so there is no concept of invalidating it just for a
> particular function....
>
> I apologize for the long (and potentially confusing) nature of this
> request.... hopefully you're with me still.
>
> As for what to do about this, that'...
2003 Mar 27
5
How did I Break ssh?
...did not have the /etc/ssh
directory in it so as to not overwrite any of the files in the
new installation so I ended up with all the proper key files like
I should.
I can successfully connect to the system from remote hosts
so sshd is working. I even regenerated my own host key with
ssh-keygen -tdsa and that worked.
Is there anywhere else besides my directory and /etc/ssh
I should look to see what got clobbered?
It worked fine before I unpacked the tar ball. I even
deliberately deleted all the host keys in /etc/ssh and made it
regenerate new ones. Other than the expected effect of causin...