[Scilab-Dev] Re: Re: linux 64 bits support

[Simon Lipp]

I can confirm the last one -- yet another damn "let's store a pointer
into an integer" *sigh*. Fixed in r27178.

To see if your scilab is as stable as mine, run:

test_run(['string','data_structures','fileio','elementary_functions','m2sci',..
'statistics','io','time','genetic_algorithms','integer','double','randlib',..
'differential_equations','simulated_annealing','special_functions','sparse',..
'parameters','overloading','output_stream','completion','boolean','arnoldi',..
'symbolic','spreadsheet','data_structures','interpolation','javasci',..
'sound','compatibility_functions','polynomials','linear_algebra','functions',..
'signal_processing','matio','graphic_export','fftw','metanet','localization',..
'umfpack','scicos']);

You should have zero segfault. Zero errors except the tests which are
using getmemory (getmemory is unreliable on linux)

If so, if you find any bug, please send me the backtrace (so, don't
forget ulimit -c unlimited before running scilab).

I'll see tomorrow if I can find an automatic way to find most of these
bugs.

Simon