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This fixes a problem I found in genautomata while working on a new port. If you have extra parentheses in a regexp, e.g. "(s1)+s1w", we construct a copy of the string "r1" in alloca'd memory on the stack. Later, a pointer to that can escape because when there's only one element in a string, we use the original string rather than the copy we made on an obstack. The extra parentheses are there because the scheduling description is semi-generated and the input expression can expand to "(s1+x1)+s1w" in other cases. Fixed with this patch. Bootstrapped and regression tested on i686-linux. Ok? Bernd
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