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Hi, are you using XRootD on a SPARC machine? We unfortunately do not have enough resources to support these less used platforms, but we will gladly review and merge patches fixing these issues if they come in a pull request.
I understand. However, incorrect alignment isn't a SPARC-specific issue, it just results in a crash on this target. On other platforms, the performance will be reduced because fixing incorrect alignment costs more CPU cycles.
If you could let me know how to obtain a backtrace, I will be happy to provide a fix.
@glaubitz Thanks for the tip about the GCC compile farm. In the end, however, I could not install xrootd dependencies there to test, so what I did was to add a QEMU-based workflow that only runs on demand to test alternative architectures. You can see an example run here (and can run on your fork if you have one as well): https://github.com/xrootd/xrootd/actions/runs/7171402996/job/19526316751
Running the testsuite on Linux SPARC fails with the following tests failing:
Obtaining a backtrace with gdb is not possible as the stack gets corrupted.
SSH access to SPARC machines for testing can be obtained through the GCC Compile Farm: https://gcc.gnu.org/wiki/CompileFarm
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