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cargo bench (signal: 11, SIGSEGV: invalid memory reference) #100939
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Is there a way that anyone else can reproduce this? Without a reproducer it seems unlikely anyone can even confirm that this is a bug in the compiler as opposed to your system. |
So are you saying this issue can be closed as a duplicate of that issue? I still don't know what code you compiled here. |
Right, you still don't know what code you compiled here. Because the compiler's error message cannot be located at all. As a programmer, don't you understand this? Your reply is like a fly humming, useless @saethlin |
How is one supposed to know if a bug has been fixed, if they can't reproduce it in the first place? How is a programmer supposed to understand a bug and fix it without being able to reproduce it in a codebase as complex as rustc?
You are using the nightly compiler. Not the stable compiler. |
More to the point, what code, when |
There are already many about such issues, the attitude of the community, let me choose to close it |
I found that the compiler is getting more and more unstable.
The same code, in the following environment, although the compilation is slow, it can be successfully completed.
However, under the new version, it can be cargo build --release , and the bench will report an error
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