Ibrahim F Haddad wrote:
> > The obvious thing to do here is to check the files that it's
> > complaining about, to see if there really are any unmatched #if
> > directives.
>
> Well i've been working on the machine since march and no such
> warning was issued until 2 days ago. In case there is really
> unmatched #if then I should have got the errors long time ago?
True, unless some files have been corrupted, although it doesn't sound
like it.
> > Rebooting shouldn't have any effect. Maybe it's a gcc bug. Which
> > version are you running?
>
> I am running gcc version 2.7.2.3
> Actually, when i was using g77 (The GNU Fortran compiler) it was
> halting and giving the error: 'gcc: internal error'. So I had
> to re-compile the fortran compiler to get rid of this!
Hmm. I'm wondering if the problem is bad RAM. If the RAM is too slow
for the system, gcc seems to be the first thing to notice. That could
explain why rebooting fixes it.
If your BIOS has an option to slow down memory access, try that.
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Glynn Clements <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
