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In <C0FyIF.Cx3@hpuerca.atl.hp.com> Simon Fowler writes:
>In article <BzrLrp.2Gu@hpuerca.atl.hp.com>, aaa@hpuerca.atl.hp.com (Simon Fowler) writes:
>> More problems with Beta C++:
> More Protection Faults:
>
>        icc -c -Q -Gm3 -Fdi -Ti -Mp -DCCICC -DOSOS2 -DMWBC -DDEBUG -Ih:\mwb1.1 -IH:\ctree\os22 -Ih:\ctree  h:\mwb1.1\assert.cpp
>
> General Protection Fault exception occurred at EIP = 001A7CBC on thread 0001.
> Register Dump at point of exception:
> EAX = 553E8028    EBX = 00000000  ECX = 55000004    EDX = 003284A6
> EBP = 00216A20    EDI = 0035ACF8  ESI = 0030E1DC    ESP = 002169FC
> "CS =     005B  CSLIM = 1BFFFFFF   DS =     0053  DSLIM = 1BFFFFFF
> "ES =     0053  ESLIM = 1BFFFFFF   FS =     150B  FSLIM = 00000030
> "GS =     0000  GSLIM = 00000000   SS =     0053  SSLIM = 1BFFFFFF
> Process terminating.
> NMAKE : fatal error U1077: 'G:\OS2\CMD.EXE' : return code '99'
> Stop.
> ===========================================================================
> [etc]

Generally speaking, register dumps are worse than useless when trying to
isolate bugs in the compiler.  Get a preprocessed version of your
program (compile with -P), verify that this file generates the same trap,
and send the code to cset2@vnet.ibm.com along with a note describing
which compiler you are using and the options you are using.  The person
at the other end of the cset2 id will forward the problem on to the
appropriate person.

dave

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Dave Mooney                                              dmm@vnet.ibm.com
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