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- From: jhardin@csrp.tamu.edu (James Hardin)
- Subject: gcc 2.2.2 wierd -g problem
- Message-ID: <1992Sep13.010136.1614@tamsun.tamu.edu>
- Keywords: gcc
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- Organization: Climate System Research Program - Texas A&M
- Date: Sun, 13 Sep 1992 01:01:36 GMT
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- I am having a problem compiling a large program with gcc version 2.2.2
- using only the -g option. This is a big program (75,000 lines) and in one
- of the later files during the make, I get:
-
- Assembler:
- /tmp/ccRkEDmb.s: line 195: branch address out of range
-
- What does this mean?!? If I compile the offending file by hand, I get the
- same message. If I instead use -O on the offending file and then restart
- the make (which uses -g), then everything is fine. Is something wrong here?
- I should say that the offending file does nothing unusual - includes only
- the stdio.h file. Is this bizarre or is there something fundamentally wrong with
- the gcc installation?
-
- Any help much appreciated,
-
- James
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