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On SUSE 10.0, why can I get any Java code (samples or my own code) that calls Berkeley DB to run?

April 26, 2017Berkeley code DB Java run samples SuSE

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On SUSE 10.0, why can I get any Java code (samples or my own code) that calls Berkeley DB to run?

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The version of GCC shipped with SuSE 10 produces incorrect code when run with optimization level ‘-O2’. That is now the default when DB is configured. By changing the Makefile in between running configure and make, with: sed -i ‘s/O2/O/g’ Makefile the error no longer occurs. The version of gcc that ships with SUSE 10 is: gcc (GCC) 4.0.