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[olistudent]

Do you build your binary with the same compiler?

Regards
Oliver

 

[vasila]

@Oliver
I will ask students about that. But, i think not!


In order to determine the exact trunk change that made my program to have the '"bzero error", I made some others tests, the result are:

Freetz 3200: It works (I change 2 files:download-toolchain.mk and config.mod.0.9.29 like recommended in ticket 430 to have telnet access)

Freetz 3270: It works (I change 2 files:download-toolchain.mk and config.mod.0.9.29 like recommended in ticket 430 to have telnet access)

Freetz 3271: Cannot compile (I change 2 files:download-toolchain.mk and config.mod.0.9.29 like recommended in ticket 430)

Freetz 3284: Cannot compile (I change 2 files:download-toolchain.mk and config.mod.0.9.29 like recommended in ticket 430)


Freetz 3299: D'ont work (bzero error reported before)

So, the problem is between changeset 3270 and 3299.

Can you give me more direction to solve my problem?



Many thanks

 

[olistudent]

Can you please build this binary and attach it here so that I can try it? Otherwise you can write a PM and I will tell you my email.

Regards
Oliver

 

[vasila]

In attach you can find a simple hello world application with the described error in the described development versions.
The code is just:

....
char test_array[10];
int main()
{
bzero (test_array,10);
test_array[7]=34;
printf ("\n%d",test_array[7]);
printf ("Hello world!");
}

Many thanks.
Best regards

 

[olistudent]

Hi.
Got another question regarding this issue.

If you get the error message

can't resolve symbol 'bzero'

then your binary was compiled against an uClibc version with incompatible settings. But you can compile a custom toolchain with freetz and fix this error. To do this you have to select build toolchain in menuconfig and save your settings. Next type "make uclibc-menuconfig" and go to "General Library Settings". There you uncheck the option "Enable SuSv3 LEGACY macros" and select "Enable SuSv3 LEGACY functions". Leave menuconfig and save the changes. Now you are able to build a uClibc with bzero function. Only type "make" and wait until it's finished.

Regards,
Oliver