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From: navas@cory.Berkeley.EDU (David C. Navas)
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Subject: Re: Jazzbench [was Re: Snap doesn't recognize 'f']
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Date: 21 Feb 90 16:55:33 GMT
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In article <BEAR.90Feb20094810@bass.bu.edu> bear@bu-pub.bu.edu (Blair M. Burtan) writes:
>So I take it that I shouldn't expect JazzBench to work on my 2500/30
>system.
>Any clues?

No, and it's frustrating.  I've gotten many notices that 2500/30 with rev6.2 doesn't work.
Why it's only 6.2, I don't know -- maybe it's not, hey, who knows.  Anyway I would suspect
that a bug that went unnoticed in the 68000 environment is biting me in the 68030.  The
code is all straight 'C' code, so I hardly imagine I'd have the usual problems.  However,
I ran into a notice that one is not supposed to do signed arithmetic on pointers -- I
might have done something like that...  Also, a file that shouldn't be, gets left open and
this might cause problems too...  As the program that opened it is dead :)

If you figure it out -- LET ME KNOW!!

					-Dave
>
>					- Bear
David Navas
navas@cory.berkeley.edu