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From: fnf (Fred Fish)
Subject: Re: big BANG gcc270&gcc272
To: Walter.Harms@arbi.informatik.uni-oldenburg.de (Walter Harms)
Date: Wed, 7 Feb 1996 15:22:59 -0700 (MST)
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> the awk-3.0.0 unfortunatly i found 2 major
> problems using configure kills the amiga
> no enforcer hit, just black screen, dead
> ( i will invertigate this later, just for info)
I just ran gawk 3.0.0 configure here with no problems, after I
replaced all occurances of "echo" with "/bin/echo" (didn't try the
original script but ksh builtin echo is known to have problems with
args starting with "-".
> more serious is the problem with an c-source.
> (fred: the cpp output is attached, hope its ok so)
> the gcc270 and gcc272 crashes. i tried to find
> some reason but with no clear results it seems
> that cc1 is poking wild in the memmory.
This compiled fine here for me with the current ADE 2.7.2
compiler.
I know its frustrating to have me say "works fine here with the latest
..." and not have access to these tools, but at least it shows that
there is probably no fundamental problems with the code you are trying
to run or build. The last general ADE release was early December, and
I'm not at all happy about the fact that there hasn't been anything
since.
My goal is at least one, and maybe two releases each month, as
stability testing allows. I was at a stability point last week, but a
recent batch of changes to ixemul broke something, so either that
needs to be resolved quickly or I need to revert back to that stable
point. As soon as this is handled, I've decided to go ahead and
package another release. The major change since the last release is
of course the update to 2.7.2. There have also been updates to a few
other things, like libg++. I had hoped to have everything updated
before the next release, but that doesn't appear possible without
dragging the next release out another month or so.
-Fred