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bugs fixed in 3.0.3 -- second draft


Here's a second draft of the list; I found a couple more in GNATS
and Neil gave me some pointers.
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bootstrap/install failures:

3388: 3.0 bootstrap failure on solaris 2.5.1 with vendor compiler
3451: AIX 4.3.2 redefinition of macro
4020: shell script syntax errors in gcc makefiles (solaris)
4422: bootstrap fail with BSD Make on FreeBSD 4.4, 5.0
4448: make bootstrap failed: gthread-win32.h erroneous (Cygwin/Windows NT)
4606: config.gcc refers to nonexistent va-clipper.h
4826: build error in libf2c on Tru64 Unix 5.1A

compiler crashes (note: ICE means internal compiler error)

3394: (c++) ICE in tree_low_cst, at tree.c (attribute handling)
3637: (c++) internal compiler error in finish_member_declaration
4529: ICE on legal code (unrecogizable insn), in Linux kernel
4815: gcc 3.0.2 ICE with -O2 when compiling linux kernel 2.4.13-ac8
4932: the i386 backend crashes on incorrect asm(" ... %c0 ...")
5041: zero-length arrays initialized by {} cause gcc to segfault
(no PR number): Using -dD and -M together would segfault

c++ compiler bugs

3048: lookup problem (gcc 2.95 regression)
3471: gcc 3.0.1 (and .2) reports error about a private copy constructor
        that shouldn't get called
3968: COLLECT_GCC_OPTIONS empty
4842: -Woverloaded-virtual does not work

c++ library bugs

3720: pervasive buffer overruns in stream I/O when numbers are read
4548: when using reserve() to make a string smaller, program crashes
4622: incorrect implementation of complex operator/=

other bugs:

779/4988 (duplicates): --target-help broken
3104: preprocessor does not search $includedir
4902/4976 (duplicates): no macro redefinition warnings





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