Cannot fork process for: g++: cygPocoFoundation.32.dll: Loaded to different address

[Ken Brown]

On 11/8/2015 10:11 AM, Francis ANDRE wrote:
> reinstalled poco-1.6.1 and the problem reappears...thsu, following your 
> advises
> 
> $ find stage/tools -name "*.dll" > dlls
> $ cat dlls
> stage/tools/lib/CYGWIN/i686/cygPocoCppParser.32.dll
> stage/tools/lib/CYGWIN/i686/cygPocoCppParser.dll
> stage/tools/lib/CYGWIN/i686/cygPocoCppParserd.32.dll
> stage/tools/lib/CYGWIN/i686/cygPocoCppParserd.dll
> stage/tools/lib/CYGWIN/i686/cygPocoFoundation.32.dll
> stage/tools/lib/CYGWIN/i686/cygPocoFoundation.dll
> stage/tools/lib/CYGWIN/i686/cygPocoFoundationd.32.dll
> stage/tools/lib/CYGWIN/i686/cygPocoFoundationd.dll
> stage/tools/lib/CYGWIN/i686/cygPocoJSON.32.dll
> stage/tools/lib/CYGWIN/i686/cygPocoJSON.dll
> stage/tools/lib/CYGWIN/i686/cygPocoJSONd.32.dll
> stage/tools/lib/CYGWIN/i686/cygPocoJSONd.dll
> stage/tools/lib/CYGWIN/i686/cygPocoNet.32.dll
> stage/tools/lib/CYGWIN/i686/cygPocoNet.dll
> stage/tools/lib/CYGWIN/i686/cygPocoNetd.32.dll
> stage/tools/lib/CYGWIN/i686/cygPocoNetd.dll
> stage/tools/lib/CYGWIN/i686/cygPocoUtil.32.dll
> stage/tools/lib/CYGWIN/i686/cygPocoUtil.dll
> stage/tools/lib/CYGWIN/i686/cygPocoUtild.32.dll
> stage/tools/lib/CYGWIN/i686/cygPocoUtild.dll
> stage/tools/lib/CYGWIN/i686/cygPocoXML.32.dll
> stage/tools/lib/CYGWIN/i686/cygPocoXML.dll
> stage/tools/lib/CYGWIN/i686/cygPocoXMLd.32.dll
> stage/tools/lib/CYGWIN/i686/cygPocoXMLd.dll
> 
> 
> $rebase -T dlls
> usage: rebase [-b BaseAddress] [-o Offset] [-48dOsvV] [-T [FileList | 
> -]] Files...
>         rebase -i [-48Os] [-T [FileList | -]] Files...
>         rebase --help or --usage for full help text
> 
> $rebase stage/tools/lib/CYGWIN/i686/cygPocoXML.32.dll
> usage: rebase [-b BaseAddress] [-o Offset] [-48dOsvV] [-T [FileList | 
> -]] Files...
>         rebase -i [-48Os] [-T [FileList | -]] Files...
>         rebase --help or --usage for full help text
> 
> Any ideas of what's wrong?

$ rebase --help
[...]
 -O, --oblivious         Do not change any files already in the database
                          and do not record any changes to the database.
                          (Implies -s).
[...]
  One of the options -b, -s or -i is mandatory.
[...]


If you use -O as Achim suggested in https://www.cygwin.com/ml/cygwin/2015-11/msg00141.html, that implies -s, so you should be OK.

Ken

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