Hi, it still breaks on -O3 and -O2 iirc as when I tested... it should be lowered to -O1 to work always, anyway adding only those 2 mentioned earlier flags (-fno-crossjumping -fno-reorder-blocks) makes it work, I though rather about looking for what compiler versions it fails and patching it in those cases like it is done in clisp for example... I also agree -O6 is same as -O3, anyway it's what it is set to in sources... it was also confirmed to occur in not prerelease version of gcc 4.3.1 (see my earlier mail, tested it on friend's debian machine...) - simple solution would be to disable crossjumpung and reorder-blocks for all, but some system might benefit from it... that's why I'm looking into if it happens for all 4.3 or only 4.3.1
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