Poly/ML January 2005

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Seg. fault
by m.a.ellis＠ncl.ac.uk 14 Apr '05

14 Apr '05

FYI, Lest anyone be planning an upgrade, I get segmentation faults on PolyML startup using Linux 2.6.9 (using PolyML as distributed with Isabelle). Maybe it's just me though. 2.6.8.1 seems fine though. Martin

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Re: Compiling PolyML 413
by rdindir＠yahoo.com 03 Feb '05

03 Feb '05

I tried to install PolyML again... Here is what I did. Unpacked the driver archive: polyml-driver-4.1.3.tar.gz Then ran ./configure. It warned me about the operating system saying: "unknown operating system OpenBSD". And there are no XWindows support either (which is understanable because Xm is in different directories on my system, anyways). I continued and tried to compile it: make... There was a compilation error: discgc.c line 36 alloca.h (No such file or directory - NSFOD). Then I copied the part where the OS is identified in the configure file for FREEBSD. The changes are like this: OpenBSD) echo "OpenBSD operating system" ARCH=`uname -m` OS=freebsd OSFLAGS=-DFREEBSD LIBS="-lm" ;; After that ran configure again, which removed the warning regarding the operating system. Then tried to compile it again (first make clean, then make). There were again errors which I have changed like this... 1. mmap.c: 66 values.h (No such file or directory). I commented out the include. There is no values in my system. I tried to find it. Maybe I have to find the corresponding header file for this. In the mmap.c file there is a comment that says that FREEBSD warns about that particular file. Since there is a warning I commented it out. There is a file /usr/include/limits.h that defines the constants defined in values.h on other systems. I will try to include this file and compile again... But since it compiles without this file, the constants must be defined somewhere... Anyways here are the remaining steps that I have taken. 2. reals.c: 24 floatingpoint.h (NSFOD). I have changed this include to ieeefp.h, which is on my system. No floatingpoint.h present. floatingpoint.h on FreeBSD is for IEEE fp functionality. 3. realconv.c: warnings here. Ignored. after these changes I compiled again (make clean and then make). Compiled fine. Installed the polyML using make install. Then I continued and created a temp directory and unpacked the polyml-4.1.3.i386.tar.gz database to the directory created. It created a DB413Release and a link ML_dbase. In the same directory I ran poly and it gave me this message: Can't process signal at 2071acee and poly.core created (core dumped). By the way, my system is (using uname -srv): OpenBSD 3.4 GENERIC #18 Riza > Date: Thu, 27 Jan 2005 11:00:37 +0000 > From: David Matthews > > It's almost impossible to suggest anything here > without a lot more > information. I'm surprised, though, that you've > modified addresses.h . > Did you have a reason for this? I have had > Poly/ML running on FreeBSD > for many years and the database it uses is identical > to that on Linux so > I would have expected that it would also run on > OpenBSD. Have you tried > compiling the driver using the options for FreeBSD > and seeing if that works? > > David. > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

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Compiling PolyML 413
by rdindir＠yahoo.com 27 Jan '05

27 Jan '05

Hi All, I have a problem with polyml (poly), when I try to start it. The ML_dbase as well as the the poly executable is in the current directory. When I start it displays this message: Can't process signal at <an address or hex number> Here is what I did... I obtained the source for polyML polyml_driver_4.1.3.tar. Changed the addresses in the addresses.h file. I gotton the address from mmap function and mapped the values in the header file. Compiled the driver on OpenBSD. Compacted the database for the i386 architecture. All went well with no problems, but I get the above message and the executable dumps a core. Do I do something wrong (aparently I do) something in the above procedure to compile and create the database. I also tried to build a new database, using readport but I could not get it to compile. It complains about the definition OBJ_FIRST_BIT. I do not remember the other errors... Kind Regards, Riza Dindir __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

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install_pp
by p.clayton＠eris.qinetiq.com 13 Jan '05

13 Jan '05

Does anyone know where I can find documentation for PolyML.install_pp? Thanks, Phil

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Poly/ML January 2005