The as error is right here, the problem is gcc is producing wrong asm, I will look into it.
OK, I hunted it down. It is really too silly: The code produced by a fortran STOP statement (without optional stop-code) is treated as an error by the new assembler. Definitely a bug in as.
The following program shows the error
PROGRAM DUMB STOP END
This program gives no error:
PROGRAM SILLY STOP 'silly' END
-- Martin
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