OK. I'm going to get rid of that code anyway, since it's ancient and no
longer being used.
I'm going to pull down a copy of gcc 3.2 and make sure the latest code
remains compatible with 3.2.
Thanks for reporting this.
Dave
Holger Floerke
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ic.de> cc: (bcc: David N
Bertoni/Cambridge/IBM)
Subject: Re: Candidate 1.4
distributions
09/19/2002 10:45
PM
Please respond
to xalan-dev
Hi David,
>Sounds like you're building with -d for debug?
Nope.
>I haven't tried that
>recently, but it should work. Did you by any chance build some things
with
>debug and other without?
Nope. I just build xerces-c and xalan-c without making any changes on
Makefiles.
>We are currently supporting gcc 3.1, since that seems to be the most
>popular version on Linux right now. Maybe I should download 3.2, build
it,
>and see what's going on.
I think the compiler/linker removes the NOP-Function with optimization
turned on. I break off wondering about gcc optimization...
HolgeR
- Candidate 1.4 distributions David N Bertoni/Cambridge/IBM
- Re: Candidate 1.4 distributions Holger Floerke
- Re: Candidate 1.4 distributions Holger Floerke
- Re: Candidate 1.4 distributions Robert Schiele
- Re: Candidate 1.4 distributions David N Bertoni/Cambridge/IBM
- Re: Candidate 1.4 distributions Robert Schiele
- Re: Candidate 1.4 distributions Holger Floerke
- Re: Candidate 1.4 distributions Robert Schiele
- Re: Candidate 1.4 distribut... Holger Floerke
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