compiler-bug

[Juha Mäkinen <juham at koti dot tpo dot fi>]

I got this output from my compiler
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Please submit a full bug report.
See <URL:http://www.gnu.org/software/gcc/bugs.html> for instructions.
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So I am following instructions.

My system is GNU/linux Debian Potato, with update/upgrade last in
beginning of March. With a standard compiler/library setup - or should be.

I was doing what I thought to be a simplish programmping exercise.
( A text-interpreting adventure-game, inspired by net-hack and angband. 
One day *maybe* something worth contributing to the community. Some day,
maybe. I thought also to test some of the helpful glib.h - thingies
from the gnome 1.2 ) However, I had hardly started sketching the
foundation, when I got an unexpected error-message:

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g++ -g -o versio_1 versio_1.cpp
versio_1.cpp: In method `PeliLauta::~PeliLauta()':
versio_1.cpp:169: Internal compiler error in `find_function_data', at
function.c:542
Please submit a full bug report.
See <URL:http://www.gnu.org/software/gcc/bugs.html> for
instructions.
make: *** [versio_1] Error 1

The makefile I use is:

versio_1:	versio_1.cpp
	g++ -g -o versio_1 versio_1.cpp

and the compiler I use is:
 # gcc -v
Reading specs from /usr/lib/gcc-lib/i386-linux/2.95.2/specs
gcc version 2.95.2 20000220 (Debian GNU/Linux)

libc seems to be 2.1.3

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I am sorry I do not know the compile/configure options of gcc/g++, since
this gcc/g++ is straight from the Debian Potato distro, and I have not
touched any of those.

The only non-standard thing I did that I can figure out is using glib.h
in a g++ program, this is one of the gtk-toolkit libraries ( glib.h and
gtk.h I think ). The gnome is v 1.2 and standard enough ( unless the
update /upgrade from ximian failed somehow -- still a dpkg --audit tells 
all is fine. )

Now, maybe this is an old and well-known problem, still I marvel that it
occurs in something I compile using *Debian*Potato* which is said to be
one of the most rock-solid-stable distros and furthermore, that I get
this bug in something *as*simple*as*this* ...

Besides, I do NOT know my way around the gcc/g++ well enough to untangle
this myself

	with respect
	juha Mäkinen
	<juha.makinen@koti.tpo.fi>

versio_1.ii.bz2