🚀 go-pugleaf

Help!

I'm developing some C++ code, consisting of two hierarchies having a 
total of about 40 classes.  The hierarchies were developed separately 
and they run properly.  Now I'm trying to make a subclass of one 
hierarchy a component of one of the classes of the other.  All this 
seems pretty straightforward, and I present this only as an 
introduction to my problem.  (Although I do make significant use of 
C++'s extremely funky "polymorphic types", which really means 
generating new class types using the processor.  Could that pertain to 
my problem?) 

All pieces/classes compile separately, but the loader is crashing.  It 
appears to be making it completely through both passes, as evidenced 
by the -t option, then crashes with the message:

	cc++: Internal compiler error.  Program collect got fatal signal 11.

Can anyone tell me what this means?  Is it possible that the code is too 
large???  The "polymorphic types" do generate a lot of code.  If so, any 
suggestions about how to handle this?  

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks!

Anne