Re: Initdb panic: invalid record offset at 0/0 creating

From: Agnes Bocchino <agnes(dot)bocchino(at)bull(dot)net>
To: Tom Lane <tgl(at)sss(dot)pgh(dot)pa(dot)us>
Cc: DANTE ALEXANDRA <ALEXANDRA(dot)DANTE(at)bull(dot)net>, pgsql-general(at)postgresql(dot)org
Subject: Re: Initdb panic: invalid record offset at 0/0 creating
Date: 2006-01-26 06:49:00
Message-ID: 43D870DC.8000108@bull.net
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Tom,
finally I tried with only this option CC=icc,
as there is an another error (error: Could not open %files file
/home/postdev/BUILD/postgresql-8.1.1/debugfiles.list),
I dont know where this debugfiles.list coming from.
I prefered to stop for now , I'll will try later,
so I have used gcc and it is fine ! (compiling, installing, initdb,....)

regards
Agnès

Tom Lane wrote:

>Agnes Bocchino <agnes(dot)bocchino(at)bull(dot)net> writes:
>
>
>>Do you have some explanation or/and tips on how to build a successfull
>>rpm on ia64, with icc,
>>perhaps we shoud not ........please tell us
>>
>>
>
>Perhaps you should use gcc?
>
>I don't personally have the time or interest to dig into this.
>Considering that PG works fine on several other 64-bit platforms,
>it seems unlikely (though not impossible of course) that this is our
>bug.
>
>What could be happening is that the RPM packaging involves tools that
>aren't compatible with icc. I think you already found that out with
>regard to brp-strip, and there may be some more-subtle problems too.
>You might try forgetting about RPM entirely and just building from
>the source tarball with "configure CC=icc" plus whatever other options
>you want.
>
> regards, tom lane
>
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