I have a vexing problem and seek some input on how to fix it.
Starting with Python 2.4.0, I have been unable to compile a working
Python on our AIX 4.3.3 development system. I can compile a working
Python 2.3.x with no problem.
The failure symptom is that Python 2.4.x fails its unit tests on
test_builtin with a Segmentation fault. Turning on verbose test output
in the Makefile via the '-v' flag yields the following:
(Much output from passing tests elided)
test_open (test.test_buil tin.BuiltinTest ) ... ok
test_ord (test.test_buil tin.BuiltinTest ) ... ok
test_pow (test.test_buil tin.BuiltinTest ) ... ok
test_range (test.test_buil tin.BuiltinTest ) ... ok
test_reduce (test.test_buil tin.BuiltinTest ) ... ok
gmake: *** [test] Segmentation fault
Any ideas on how to find/fix this problem? I'd hate to get locked into
Python 2.3, but that's what will happen if I can't solve this.
Starting with Python 2.4.0, I have been unable to compile a working
Python on our AIX 4.3.3 development system. I can compile a working
Python 2.3.x with no problem.
The failure symptom is that Python 2.4.x fails its unit tests on
test_builtin with a Segmentation fault. Turning on verbose test output
in the Makefile via the '-v' flag yields the following:
(Much output from passing tests elided)
test_open (test.test_buil tin.BuiltinTest ) ... ok
test_ord (test.test_buil tin.BuiltinTest ) ... ok
test_pow (test.test_buil tin.BuiltinTest ) ... ok
test_range (test.test_buil tin.BuiltinTest ) ... ok
test_reduce (test.test_buil tin.BuiltinTest ) ... ok
gmake: *** [test] Segmentation fault
Any ideas on how to find/fix this problem? I'd hate to get locked into
Python 2.3, but that's what will happen if I can't solve this.