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	Hi,

	We've been using gcc for about a year and things were right. We 
have a DEC 3000 running DEC OSF/1 v.3.2. Executing "uname -a" we get:

			OSF1 nunes V3.2 148 alpha

	Our gcc version is gcc-2.6.3.

	Two weeks ago we updated our operating system from OSF/1 v.3.0 
and I am not sure but I think that problems started at this point. What 
happens it that when I try to compile a .c file, even the simplest, the 
only thing I get is an error message:

mips-tfile, /tmp/ccaaEwAa.s:0 index 4294967295 is out of bounds for lstrs,
 max is 0, mips-tfile.c line# 4642	
  
	I tried with a .c like this:
----------------------
main ()
{
        return (0);
}
----------------------

	and I get the same answer.

	But when I try to compile a .c with some errors, it gives the 
correct message:

----------------------
main ()
{
        return (x);
}
----------------------
        novo.c: In function `main':
novo.c:3: `x' undeclared (first use this function)
novo.c:3: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once
novo.c:3: for each function it appears in.)

	I've tried to recompile the gcc compiler but when it gets past 
the first stage and try to self-compile it fails giving the same message.

	Would you be so kind to tell me what's going on? If not possible, 
is there an e-mail address or something like that where to ask GNU about 
this?

	Thanks in advance.


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