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Current master does not start on Mac OS 10.10 #9380
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Perhaps a |
I think that would be even better than a distclean. It works on OSX for me though, so there is probably something funny going on. cc: @staticfloat (Also, non-collaborators can't reopen issues when a collaborator closed them, so we should be careful and rather suggest that they comment, and we will reopen.) |
@dpsanders do you know how to do |
If you could build a debug build, ( |
The debug build works perfectly...! I am not too familiar with |
The single-thread standard build gives the same |
A backtrace from the non-debug build would also be helpful. |
I am in the same boat: Backtrace from broken master gives:
Commit dab8a35 introduced this breakage (bisected). My machine is fairly old MBP from Mid-2010. System info from the last working commit:
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This is officially my fault then. :) this is due to my build sysimg work.
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@dpsanders is your mac older as well? Perhaps there's something about older hardware that's causing an issue. I did change how Julia executables interact with differing cpu instruction sets, so that might be what's causing the issue here. |
10.10 won't run on Macs that are too old. |
I have a mid-2012 retina MacBook Pro. I'm not sure where to get information about the chipset? Here's the backtrace:
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Oh, sorry, didn't see that the backtrace had already been posted. |
Well... both machines (mid-2010 and mid-2012) with this problem are recent enough to run 10.10.
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Right, we've already established that this is running on 10.10. ;) Could you guys please apply this patch, rebuild, and post the output? To apply the patch, you can just run the following from within the main Julia directory:
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Sorry for being late. Here is the requested output after
and after
Seems identical. |
What make vars are you guys using? Nothing? Just straight |
I'm using |
Commit 605c363 seems to fix the problem. That commit onward |
@dpsanders can you confirm that? |
I just built this on my Mac OS X 10.10.1 from a fresh clone, and it works. |
@lindahua thanks but unless you were having issues between dab8a35 and 605c363 that's not too helpful, as this appears to only happen on specific hardware. I would really like to hear from @dpsanders though since so far our sample size is 2, and we've only heard that it's confirmed fixed for 1 of those. And this is important to get right for a PR we intend to backport for the imminent 0.3.4, #9376. It would be awesome if @skumagai and any others who had seen this problem on master could also test that PR. |
Sorry for the delay in replying -- for some reason I didn't see the latest messages by email. I confirm that a fresh clone now compiles and runs correctly -- many thanks! |
Excellent. Closing the issue then. |
Julia 0.4 was previously working.
A
git pull
and recompile today gives the errorA fresh
git clone
of master also gives this.Running in
lldb
givesSystem info from Julia 0.3:
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