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Synthetic register related: Seg fault
- From: Andy Walker <ja_walker at earthlink dot net>
- To: gcc at gcc dot gnu dot org
- Date: Wed, 15 Jan 2003 01:39:25 -0600
- Subject: Synthetic register related: Seg fault
I have managed to beat the code into shape. I am minimally satisfied that
the overal design changes implement the functionality I am trying to create.
Now I have to excise the dumb stunts.
I have modified five to seven hundred lines of code, spread out over i368.c,
i386.h, i386.md, and i386-protos.(h?), not counting necessary global
replacements. This isn't much code, nothing is terribly creative, and all of
the new code is merely duplication with a slight twist.
For the most part, this is just straightforward bashing on the places where
it looked like it needed to be changed.
The whole thing (amazingly) compiles, and I believe it gets past the first
MAKE step for make bootstrap.
What would be the best approach to hunting down flaws that cause things like
this Segmentation fault?
Andy