Andi Vajda schrieb:
The compiler flags used are determined by distutils and it typically uses the flags Python was itself compiled with. You can, of course, override these flags by setting the CFLAGS variable in Makefile as is already done for some cases. If -O3, which seems to be used a lot, is too optimistic, trying -O2 may solve the problem.

I set O{0,1,2} in the Makefile manually and -O2 was the default setting used in the compilation process.

What version of gcc are you using ?

4.1.1/4.1.2 (IIRC) with some Red Hat patches.

fs

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