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Re: EGCS-1.0.2 pre fails on Spec CPU 95


>>>>> "Jeff" == Jeffrey A Law <law@hurl.cygnus.com> writes:

 Jeff> Just a note, someone did take my suggestion and send patches
 Jeff> which crank up DATA_ALIGNMENT on the x86, which will allow us
 Jeff> to align arrays in the static store without ABI breakage (as is
 Jeff> the case with most fortran code).

Do I misunderstand what `static store' is?  We can already
-malign-double happily for Fortran to get static data (is that the
right term?) aligned properly, e.g. in COMMON.  However, stack
allocation (arrays or not) may still be a killer, as with the code
where the problem was discovered originally.  I understood the stack
problem was sorted, modulo appropriate crt, by a Schmidt/Lehmann
patch, waiting on paperwork from Lehmann which seems never to have
turned up according to copyright.list.

I wish I understood all this :-(.


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