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Mark Wielaard mumbled something on 08/31/2006 06:35 AM: > Hi Chris, > > On Thu, 2006-08-31 at 02:13 +0000, cmoller@sourceware.org wrote: > >> Log message: >> Added code to send diagnostics to cmoller@redhat.com if the 0xff >> condition is detected. >> >> + // suppress local reporting of any 0xff status >> > > Could you make it so that it also puts a diagnostic for the local user? > I am happy to send you email if it occurs and I happen to see it, even > though I am not in the moller/redhat.com domain. > You mean just leave out the if ((0xff & tail->status) != 0xff) condition on processStatus? Or use some other reporting technique for the local user? My thought was that since it may not be a real frysk error (e.g., it might be a kernel problem) there's no point in bugging the user about it. But if you want to be notified somehow, that's fine with me. If I just omit that conditional, a runtime exception will be thrown. Will that work? > Cheers, > > Mark > >
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