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Re: Bug Report Fragment
> However... for future ref, where is the CVS tree/server?
You'll find detailed instructions on http://egcs.cygnus.com/cvs.html.
> Hey, a bugs a bug.
>
> I suspect that this may be easy to fix - look at it in a debugger,
> see where it crashes. If nothing else, it may make somebody
> suspicious about a data structure.
Unfortunately (?), this is not a bug I could reproduce. Compiling
your example code in i586-pc-linux-gnu, with gcc 2.95.1, did not
result in a crash. The compiler consumed quite some memory (top showed
48MB), before it produced a long list of error messages, starting with
gcc-internal-error-too-big.cc:17426: syntax error before `#'
So, maybe the compiler ran out of memory on your system, and that
caused something to crash. That might have been the compiler, or the C
library. Maybe it is in the compiler, but platform specific - I can't
test it on sunx86_56.
Regards,
Martin