Alias-ing problem

[Sergio]

Denys Vlasenko wrote:
> On Monday 16 March 2009 11:07, Sergio wrote:
>> Perhaps that fix wasn't included in the official release? The diff between 
>> 1.13.3 and "custom" ash.c reports many differencies.
> 
> I don't see it in 1.13.1:
> 
> # ./busybox ash
> /.1/usr/srcdevel/bbox/fix/busybox-1.13.3 # while true
>> do
>>   echo Kill me
>>   sleep 1
>> done
> Kill me
> Kill me
> ^C
> /.1/usr/srcdevel/bbox/fix/busybox-1.13.3 #
> 
> Same when it's run as a script:
> 
> # ./busybox ash z
> Kill me
> Kill me
> ^C
> #

I tested busybox with my config on x86 PC and found no problem. My gcc is 
4.2.4, libc is 2.7

Cross-compiling the same sources/config for PPC board, the Ctrl-C test
fails on the script test.

> My .config for 1.13.3 is attached.

Your config is a lot different from mine, however on my x86 PC I can
compile (changing "i486-linux-uclibc-" to "") and run but the script
test fails!
I will focus on this because the only difference between the working build 
and the bad one is the config used.


Compilation with your config on the server instead leads to different 
errors (even without CONFIG_WERROR) depending on compilator and 
architecture target (PPC/x86)

However, removing CONFIG_WERROR and CONFIG_INOTIFYD from your config I 
compiled a static BB for PPC board but the script test fails.


I'm sorry if my initial support request is moving to some other possible 
issues. My fault in using a custom "ash.c" initially, but now I'm working 
with a 1.13.3 so I think there is something in official release.

Many thanks for your help!

	Sergio

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