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Some one on this group had the same problem I did.  I am reposting my patch
here because I can't remember their address.

The Problem:
gcc-2.2.2 running on Interactive Unix 2.2.1 (Sysv/386 R3.2) compiling
c++ with templates creates illegal assembler code with -g option.
Here is an example of the problem, the assembler does not like the '<,'
or the '>'.

	.def	tree_element<int>;	.scl	10;	.type	010;\
	.size	28;	.endef


My solution:
I changed it to this:
	.def	tree_element_int_;	.scl	10;	.type	010;\
	.size	28;	.endef

It might make some things look a bit strange in gdb, not sure about
this though.

I put this in i386isc.h, but I think perhaps att386.h is where it should
go.

/*----------------------------------------------------------*/
/* Assembler does not like '<' or '>' in labels (from template's
in c++) so we change them to '_'.  */
#undef ASM_OUTPUT_LABELREF
#define ASM_OUTPUT_LABELREF(FILE,NAME)  \
  do{                                   \
    char *p = &((NAME)[0]);             \
    while(*p)                           \
      {                                 \
	if('<' == *p || '>' == *p)      \
	  putc('_', (FILE));            \
	else                            \
	  putc(*p, (FILE));             \
	p++;                            \
      }                                 \
  } while(0)
/*----------------------------------------------------------*/
Dave Daney    daney@mermaid.micro.umn.edu