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Dear Sir/Madam, I have tried to send this bug report using GNATS on the web without success. If you like that peoples do use it you should make it more user-friendly. OS: Cygwin on W2K. GCC: Configured with: /usr/src/gcctree/configure --enable-languages=c,c++ Thread model: single gcc version 3.1 GCC was bootrapped successfully. Binutils sources: 20020706-1 When I try to build binutils by GCC 3.1 for native Cygwin or arm-ecos-elf targets I get incorrect LD and AS executables. Runned LD prints message "Segmentation fault (core dumped)". I tried other versions of binutils (binutils-2.12.1 and binutils-20011002-1) without success. GCC-3.0.4 builded 20011002-1 successfully. Futher analysis has shown that the bug appear if libiberty from binutils package is built by gcc-3.1. If I build the libiberty first by native cygwin cc compiler (gcc-2.95.3-5) and all other modules by gcc-3.1 I get correct LD. And otherwise building of libiberty by gcc-3.1 leads to incorrect LD even if all other build is done by CC. With best regards, Eugene Starokoltsev.
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