The specialized binary of gzip, when specialized with configuration priming, results in an incorrect output. The files required to reproduce the problem can be found here. The issue can be reproduced in the following way:
cd gzip
make (The following dependency might be required: apt-get install libbz2-dev)
bash build.sh --enable-config-prime
make test
The test compares a file compressed with the specialized binary against the same file compressed with the unspecialized binary. The test fails when the --enable-config-prime flag is provided. It repeatedly outputs the following: gzip: huffman.c: No such file or directory. However, the test passes when the flag is not provided (i.e. bash build.sh).
The specialized binary of gzip, when specialized with configuration priming, results in an incorrect output. The files required to reproduce the problem can be found here. The issue can be reproduced in the following way:
The test compares a file compressed with the specialized binary against the same file compressed with the unspecialized binary. The test fails when the --enable-config-prime flag is provided. It repeatedly outputs the following:
gzip: huffman.c: No such file or directory
. However, the test passes when the flag is not provided (i.e. bash build.sh).