g++ seems to be broken

[Robin Carey <robin.carey1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Dear DragonFlyBSD Bugs,

 

Matt Dillon recently upgraded leaf.dragonflybsd.org to 2.3.2-DEVELOPMENT DragonFlyBSD, and I believe he also upgraded the hardware aswell.

 

I have run into a problem with g++. I've put quite a bit of effort into tracking this problem down. At first I thought OpenSSL was broken. But then after putting a bit more effort into it, I discovered it's not OpenSSL that's broken. It's g++ that's broken.

 

Matt told me the compiler tools have not changed, and Avalon.dragonflybsd.org and Leaf.dragonflybsd.org report they have the same version of g++.

 

But for some reason the g++ on Leaf.dragonflybsd.org is not working correctly. When I compile Caesarion-v12 on LEAF, I get a Floating Point Exception in secret-public-key mode, and when I'm running C12 in normal mode, I got (through debugging) incorrect data being generated during program execution.

 

Note: C12 works fine on Avalon, and it was working fine on Leaf up until this upgrade of O/S+Hardware occurred. Also, I have tested C12 on different operating systems and the program has been honed to perfection over a long period of time. To the best of my knowledge there are no bugs in C12.

 

You can get Caesarion-v12/C12 from:

 

http://www.leopard.uk.com/cion

 

or on leaf.dragonflybsd.org , the path to it is:

 

/home/rcarey/C12G1.tgz

 

-- 
Sincerely,
Robin Carey