John Draper <crunch at shopip.com> (the famous Capt'n Crunch) reports that on his OpenBSD box, he can't build a debug version of Python 2.3(.3c1, but I doubt that matters) unless he tweaks the configure file to add -O3 to the C flags. That sounds fishy to me, but he insists that's how it is, and he's reproduced it from a clean tarball. Debugging it further doesn't really seem to be within John's power; the -O3 trick was found by his partner Steve who's temporarily unavailable. The symptom is that without -O3, a "python" binary gets built but its use to run setup.py segfaults. Is there anyone here with access to an OpenBSD box who could try to reproduce this? --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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