by James Bordl » Sun, 06 Oct 2002 03:10:23
by -wisegu » Sun, 06 Oct 2002 03:53:42
I'd be more inclined to suspect programming error than a bug in the STL.Quote:> I am experiencing a problem in which a hang is occurring while trying
> to find a key in a stl map (it is never reaching the null at the end
> of the map). When I run the code on a sparc machine with version 5.8
> it runs fine. When I run it on 5.7 a hang occurrs. It does not matter
> which version I compile on. Has anyone experienced anything like this,
> or have any suggestions.
maybe post the algorithm if it isn't too lengthy.
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by Nithyanandham » Sun, 06 Oct 2002 20:49:40
Or, better, post your code here!
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by James Bordl » Fri, 25 Oct 2002 05:18:14
1. SunOS 5.7/5.8 and utime failure
We have a product that builds binary patch files. In this process, it
is necessary to store a file's modification time in order to update
the target's modification time when the patch is applied. We have
recently seen a situation where the development machine's copy of the
files had an advanced modification time (year 2076, apparently due to
a network transfer from a Windows box to the Unix share).
As a result of this, when the software applies the patch file, it is
attempting to set a file's modification time, via utime, to this very
late date. When done locally, it works, but if the target file resides
remotely, utime produces errno 79: Value too large. Not surprising,
but we have been informed that it only occurs on SunOS 5.7/5.8, and
then, only if the file is remotely located.
I would appreciate any insight as to why this is happening - I have
been unsuccessful in locating an explanation. Our customer, quite
understandably, would like to know why this happens in one scenario,
but not another.
Thanks,
Tony O-
http://www.rtpatch.com
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