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>>>>> On Mon, 13 Sep 2004 11:39:34 -0700, Ulrich Drepper <drepper@redhat.com> said: Uli> I've applied the patch after minor changes. There is no need Uli> to require the sigaltstack function being exported from Uli> libc.so. It's a simple syscall, just inline it. OK, that's certainly fine by me. Uli> The result seems to work for me but then, I never saw the Uli> problem this is supposed to fix in the first place. I re-checked and the test-suite (in particular tst-cancel20) still passes, so everything seems fine. (As a reminder, you don't see the problem with a GCC that's using the built-in unwinder since the built-in unwinder maskes the problem due to some excessive copying; the problem only shows when using a GCC that has libunwind enabled.) Thanks, --david
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