Richard Henderson wrote:
>
> > After all these reports of problems compiling xli and other apps due
> > to a problem with gcc/alpha getting signal 6 I sat down and fooled
> > around with "xli.c" trying to produce a source that is as short as
> > possible and is still reproducing the problem. -- I finally got the
> > (rather short) listing included below.
>
> FWIW, this bug is fixed in the most recent gcc snapshot.
> Not that that does the public much good.
Thanks for your prompt answer on that! -- Am I getting that
right -- The problem is still there in 2.7.2 (as it comes
with RH 4.0) but is fixed in a more recent development release?
BTW: I really do prefer a compiler that crashes on certain input
patterns over one that emits bogus code for certain input patterns...
:-) (Had that twice on non-Linux platforms using non-GNU compilers...
;-) )
Christian
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