On Wed, 9 Aug 2006, Kevin Martin wrote:

> Here's some gdb output. I'm not sure what I'm supposed to be looking for or
> if there is more I should provide.
>
> ffbeede0 getaddrinfo+0x538(1a187c, 1a9cb8, 50, ffbeeec4, ffbeee40, ffbeee40)
> ffbeee60 Curl_getaddrinfo+0xc4(1bdb40, 1a9cb8, 50, ffbeeec8, 81010100, 1b4d28)
> ffbeef98 Curl_resolv+0x1d4(ffffffff, 1a9cb8, ffffffff, 0, 4, 0)

This looks very wrong. Are you possibly somehow using a 64bit Solaris here
and/or there could be a mix of 32/64 bit tools/libs?

Curl_resolv() is a libcurl function that takes 4 arguments. The first being a
struct pointer and the second a pointer to a host name. This trace above shows
6 arguments and only one of them looks like a valid pointer...

Curl_getaddrinfo() also takes 4 arguments, where the three first are the same
as Curl_resolv() got.

getaddrinfo() is a system/lib call that takes 4 arguments, all of them being
pointers.

So that trace indeed puzzles me....

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