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On 05/09/12 17:42, Peter Miller wrote:
On 29/04/12 17:20, wrote:
On 25/04/12 19:20,Lee Noar<> wrote:
On 25/04/12 17:17, wrote:
I've just installed GCC 4.1.2 release 1 onto my VRPC AdjustSA
RO 6.20 system, including SharedUnixlib 1.12, and the latest
!SharedLibs. I get a
segmentation fault when compiling certain c files. It looks
like they are
greater than a certain size in some way. They compile ok with
the previous
GCC release. I don't remember getting this error with the
previous release, or having to do anything to increase a slot
size, etc. My next slot is set
to 10240k. Have I missed or forgotten to do something, or is it
a real bug.
Could you please post one of the offending files that will
demonstrate the problem.
Thanks, Lee.
Hmm, not the answer I was hoping for.
Yes, sorry, but unless we can reproduce the same result, it's
virtually impossible to find the cause.
[snip]
If you still need it I can send a zip file of a peprocessed C file
containing the problem code I described at the start of this
email, unfortunately unpreprocessed its 15000 lines long,
preprocessed and zipped its 115KB.
Yes, I think that's the only way.
If so, would you prefer it sent to your email address you used to
reply to this message. Please let me know.
Yes, that should be fine.
Lee.
Sorry I haven't replied until now. My development system got
destroyed by windows. I've just managed to rebuild it and finish some
development. Unfortunately, the file I was going to send you was
lost. However, *I think* I've found an earlier file with a
preprocessed compile exhibiting the segmentation fault which I've
attached. Hope its still of use. IIRC the -O2 flags is set when the
segmentation fault occurs, but its a while ago so I'm not sure.
Ok, thanks for sending the file.
I suspect that this is another occurrence of bug#243. I have
successfully compiled the file you sent, with and without optimising,
using a fixed GCC.
Could you download this test build of GCC 4.1.2 Release 2 that John has
made available and see if it fixes your problem:
<http://www.riscos.info/downloads/gccsdk/testing/4.1.2/>
Thanks,
Lee.
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