> I wrote recently about Segmentation fault bug in -O compiling
> of the project.
> And it appears that it runs into it only when the compiler is 
> given appropriate memory options:
>   
>    make ... space=M45m  project
>    ...
> then, it says `memory exhausted'. 
> Repeat
> 
>    make ... space=M45m  project
> 
>    It compiles another group of modules
>    ...
>    `memory exhausted'. 
> 
>    make ... space=M60m  project
>    ...
>    Segmentation fault.
> 
> Greater -M numbers (set from the very start) lead to successfull 
> `make'.

I suspect this is due to a bug in the compacting collector.  Until I can
get around to debugging this, you can avoid using the compacting
collector with +RTS -c100 -RTS.

Cheers,
        Simon

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