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2002-02-13 Thread Debian Bug Tracking System
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2002-02-13 Thread Debian Bug Tracking System
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2002-02-13 Thread Debian Bug Tracking System
Processing commands for [EMAIL PROTECTED]: > tags 133433 pending Bug#133433: gcc-3.0: FUBAR on !i386, new arch any gcc-3.0-base is not built Tags added: pending > tags 133435 pending Bug#133435: [Fwd: [Patch] (3.0.4pre, arm) : get libstdc++ working] Tags added: pending > tags 133435 upstream Bug

Re: gcc in testing (2.95.4) can't a build working kernel

2002-02-13 Thread Christopher C. Chimelis
On Wed, 13 Feb 2002, Scott Venier wrote: > That's a bit of a broad statement in the subject line, so let me clairify > a bit. gcc 2.95.4 on alpha has some pretty nasty bugs. Because of those > bugs, it can't build many parts of the linux kernel. Some of the problems > are in device drivers (th

Bug#133574: gcc: gcc generates incorrect executables if huge static arrays are used

2002-02-13 Thread Pavel Machek
Hi! > > In its previous incarnation, bug was hidden by going to new gcc > > version... But it looks like it only raised a bar a bit. > > This is really a bug in your code; you are exceeding a compiler limit, > thus the code behaves undefined. There is a bug in the compiler also: > the compiler sh

gcc in testing (2.95.4) can't a build working kernel

2002-02-13 Thread Scott Venier
Hello. That's a bit of a broad statement in the subject line, so let me clairify a bit. gcc 2.95.4 on alpha has some pretty nasty bugs. Because of those bugs, it can't build many parts of the linux kernel. Some of the problems are in device drivers (the adaptec 2940 driver is one, DAC960 anothe