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Fix build issue on macOS (aarch64, gcc) and use debugtrap wherever possible #25
Fix build issue on macOS (aarch64, gcc) and use debugtrap wherever possible #25
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Also fix typos in macro names.
This also fixes a build issue on macOS (Apple silicon) when a real GCC compiler is used: > warning: implicit declaration of function '__builtin_debugtrap'; Signed-off-by: Jonathan Wakely <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: László Várady <[email protected]>
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I'll see if I can test it on powerpc64. |
Currently, this bump contains unmerged changes: scottt/debugbreak#25
I've completed my tests on the platforms that were available to me. @scottt What do you think? Is this something you would consider integrating into the master branch? |
on POWER8 running CentOS 7.9:
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@jwakely Thank you. |
The following contribution fixes a gcc compilation issue on macOS: scottt/debugbreak#25 This commit replaces the upstream repo with a fork until the above PR gets integrated into the upstream master.
@scottt Could you have a look at this? |
We had to start using a fork of debugbreak due to this build issue on macOS. |
@scottt Do you have any comments on this? |
This PR makes
debugbreak
prefer__builtin_debugtrap()
wherever it's available (clang).The code snippet I've used is @jwakely's work, I've added a signoff to my commit message to mark the original author.
The patch fixes a build issue too on macOS (Apple silicon) when a real GCC compiler is used:
Depends on #22
Fixes #24
I'm testing this change on the following architectures (with clang + gcc):
Unfortunately, I won't be able to test the change on riscv and powerpc.