Bug in -fcheck-memory-usage option of EGCS Fortran 1.1.2

[craig@jcb-sc.com]

>When I compile any Fortran program with the option -fcheck-memory-usage,
>the linker tells me it cannot find the function chkr_set_right. On larger
>programs, it also cannot find the function chkr_check_addr. The problem
>occurs under Cygwin32 version B20.1, Mingw32, and Delorie. My system is a
>Gateway G6-200 running Windows 98. I am using EGCS Fortran version 1.1.2.

The same problem occurs for me, compiling a simple C program.  I think
it's just because the Checker library isn't being linked (and might
not be available on your system).

If anyone knows more about -fcheck-memory-usage, please speak up, as
it'd be nice to clean up the documentation on it so people know how
to use it.

(I'm about to submit a modest clean-up patch for it to egcs-patches,
because the current wording could mislead some people.)

        tq vm, (burley)