Closed mudbri closed 3 years ago
The attached .zip does not seem right. Oh I see, it's a link to Microsoft OneDrive. It requires an account. Could you please just upload the zip file as you did for issue#42?
The attached .zip does not seem right. Oh I see, it's a link to Microsoft OneDrive. It requires an account. Could you please just upload the zip file as you did for issue#42?
Updated: https://github.com/SRI-CSL/OCCAM/files/6418412/gprof_objdump.zip
The problems with objdump
and gprof
should be fixed now.
You need to update src/analysis/sea-dsa
which is a git submodule.
You can do the following:
cd src/analysis/sea-dsa
git pull origin dev10
and compile OCCAM again. Let me know if this works for you.
I'll close it for now. Let me know if you still have problems.
The problem with gprof is fixed now. However, specialization of objdump now fails with the following error: "resolution of indirect calls failed". It seems like OCCAM runs out of memory (attached logfile.txt). I am performing these experiments on a 64-bit ubuntu bionic virtual machine with 12 GB of dedicated memory.
I ran without memory limit up to 32GB I think. I'll take a look but if the problem is actually memory I might not have a quick fix.
I ran without memory limit up to 32GB I think. I'll take a look but if the problem is actually memory I might not have a quick fix.
Oh, alright. I'll try running it on a larger machine and will let you know if there are still any issues. Thanks!
Objdump is also working. Closing.
Running the specialized binaries for gprof and objdumb results in a segmentation fault. gprof gives a segmentation fault immediately when its run while objdump prints the symbol table and then seg faults. The attached gprof_objdump.zip contains the compressed tar containing the source code of the applications, Makefile, and manifest files for both the applications.
To reproduce the issue with objdump, run:
To reproduce the issue with gprof, run: