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time(time_t *tloc) was called without its pointer argument, so it wrote through whatever the first argument register happened to hold. On Julia 1.14 that is a pointer to read-only memory, crashing with a ReadOnlyMemoryError on Linux and macOS.
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@debug_ccalltest called libc'stimewithout itstime_t *argument, sotimewrote through whatever the first argument register held. On 1.14 that register happens to point to read-only memory (ReadOnlyMemoryErroron Linux and macOS). PassC_NULL. Test-only change. Verified on 1.10, 1.13 and nightly (1.14.0-DEV.3363).