Andrew Penner
Andrew Penner
I will see what I can do about that. The code causing the problem at the moment is proprietary, I will be free to provide a sample in a week...
@lazka I did try a test without the gcov instrumentation and the build worked as expected. I agree that this is isolated to gcov.
Sorry about the long delay, please find below a minimal sample of the problem cat sample.c ``` #include int main(int argc, char* argv[]) { printf("Hello World"); return 0; } ```...
The issue is not with gcc compiling, it is with adding the gcov. I agree that simply running gcc on the code works as I would expect
If the baseline is created using --report-format set, the baseline is also ignored.
The issues happened for me this morning using Vagrant 2.4.3.
> Install works for me with: > > - vagrant 2.4.3 > - vagrant-libvirt 0.12.2 > - ruby 3.3.3 > > I do see the warning about `libvirt_ip_command` though when...