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In article <9301010111.AA15912@life.ai.mit.edu> shap@halifax.syncomas.com  
writes:
> When compiling libg++ using any g++ 2.0 or later, targeting DWARF object
> format, with -g enabled, the resulting .s files do not assemble.
> The assembler diagnostics complain about a variety of missing jump target
> labels.
> 
> The specific configuration I am seeing this under is:
> 
> 	g++ 2.3.3
> 	libg++ 2.3
> 
> both configured with:
> 
> 	configure i386v4
> 
> I am aware that the library can be built without -g.
> 
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> Thanks for your help.
> 
> 
> Jonathan S. Shapiro
> Synergistic Computing Associates
> shap@halifax.syncomas.com

I have observed the same behabiour. The first problem I encountered, however,  
was that cc1plus "died" on signal 6 when compiling .../streamio/iomanip.C.  
Without -g option it compiles just fine. But in order to link it is necessary  
to compile everything without -g. Maybe I should have tried to compile with a  
different debug format.

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