reopen 552314 thanks Well, whatever was changed in the latest gcc makes gcc stop complaining that a branch is out of range. However, the problem is NOT fixed. Instead of the compiler aborting, it now creates broken object code that will segfault on whatever code previously triggered this behaviour. My work-around of using '-fPIC' to slightly alter the program size still avoids the problem.
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