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Monday Jul 10, 2006

Sun Studio June Update

List of Released patches for Sun Studio in June, 2006.


Patch number
(click to download)		Release
(click to get all applied patches)		ProductArchitectureDate Released
113817-17Sun ONE Studio 8, Compiler CollectionSun C++ CompilerSparc060606
113819-17Sun ONE Studio 8, Compiler CollectionSun C++ Compilerx86060606
114801-10Sun ONE Studio 8, Compiler CollectionSun Fortran Dynamic LibrariesSparc060606
117564-06Sun Studio 9Sun dbx DebuggerSparc062706
117565-06Sun Studio 9Sun dbx Debuggerx86062706
117832-07Sun Studio 10Sun Compiler Common PatchSparc060606
117846-15Sun Studio 10Sun Compiler Common Patchx86060206
120759-06Sun Studio 11Sun Compiler Common Patchx86062706
120760-06Sun Studio 11Sun Compiler Common PatchSparc060206
120761-02Sun Studio 11Performance Analyzer ToolsSparc062806
120762-02Sun Studio 11Performance Analyzer Toolsx86062806
121023-02Sun Studio 11Sun dbx DebuggerSparc062806
121616-02Sun Studio 11Sun dbx Debuggerx86062806
121623-02Sun Studio 11Performance Analyzer Toolslinux062906

Posted at 08:30AM Jul 10, 2006 by Mikhail Bykov in Sun Studio  |  Comments[2]

Comments:

Hi Misha, Thank you for posting this valuable piece of information. I was able to sucessfuly download and install the 120760-06 patch for my SPARC version of Sun Studio 11 dev. environment. This is running S10 GA (03/05) and is used only to NFS serve the SUNWspro directories. No problem in building user & kernel binaries for SPARC. When I installed 120759-06 for my Opteron AMD64 system based Sun Studio 11 environment running S10 U1 (01/06), I run into problems. My AMD64 based kernel module won't load and I get the _memcpy symbol errors. I appear to have hit 6396272. The workaround there did not work -- including cases where I tried increasing the memcpy threshold. I currently use "-Wu,-xmodel=kernel" in my CFLAGS Any idea how to deploy the correct workaround ? Thanks & kudos to the Sun Studio team for a great product. Sri

Posted by sri on July 13, 2006 at 10:31 AM PDT #

You should try the workaround of adding

#pragma weak _memcpy = memcpy directive in your code,

not the workaround of adding

-Wu,-memcpy_threshold1=1000,-memcpy_threshold2=1000 in the compilation line.

Take care.
Misha

Posted by Misha on July 14, 2006 at 10:53 AM PDT #

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