Fix the problem of compilation on amd64 #65 #76
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It seems that this patch solve our problem with generator on all arch supported by Debian.
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Hrm. That's interesting, I really wish I can some clue as to why that would make a difference. Do you have some more details on how it was failing without this patch. |
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Nothing, more, did you red the Debian thread ? I think that it would be nice o discuss with the guy who does the real job. |
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Well, sure, can you give me a link to the Debian thread? |
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Hrm. The Debian thread isn't particularly illuminating either, they just state that they replaced the setcontext() and it seemed to start working. It kind of smells like a broken setcontext() implementation on the platform in question. |
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It seems that this patch solve our problem with generator on all
arch supported by Debian.