This seems to be a long standing problem on FreeBSD. Running 14.0. May be something to with line length?
0:"aoc/22/i/06" causes segmentation violation on FreeBSD #72
I tracked it down to this:
#1 0x000000000023b357 in aV (t=9 '\t', n=4095, v=0x821001000) at m.c:27
27 A aV(C t,U n,O V*v)_(A x=an(n,t);MC(xV,v,(W)n*TW[t]+63>>3);x)
When n-4095, the last arg to memcpy seems to be 4102, but this is too large as a string text is being copied here (which is 4095 bytes long).
thanks. aoc/22/i/06 works now but there are still other possibly related tests that fail on freebsd, so lets keep this issue open.
Thanks. The only other test that currently fails for me is aoc/23/04 but that is due to #!/usr/bin/env k instead of #!../../k
everything should work now
funny, freebsd in virtualbox with 4 (out of 8) cpus runs ≈25% faster than the host debian
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