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In article <GAITONDE.95Oct20140403@wonderland.spsgate.mot.com>,
Dinesh Gaitonde <gaitonde@wonderland.spsgate.mot.com> wrote:
>I am trying to compile an application with STL using the "-g" option of
>g++ v2.7.0. I do not seem to be able to use the "-g" switch. If I use
>it I get the following message:
>
>as: "/usr/tmp/cca20629.s": , approx line 237: internal assembler error:
>symbols+strings too long (>2048 chars) in statement

What a poor assembler, what assembler was it out of curiosity?

>I understand other people have had problems running the compiler with
>this option. I have seen replies advising them to use the gnu
>assembler.

Good bet the GNU as doesn't have stupid limits.

>Is there some way to find out if I am indeed doing that?

Doing what?  You can compile with -v to see where it is picking up the
assembler from.  If it says just ' as' then, say, sh -c "type as" to
find out which one.

>On a related note where can I get the repo path to g++?

From ftp.cygnus.com:pub/g++

>Thanks a lot. Please reply by email to the address in the signature
>attached, because the mailer screws up the "Reply To" field.

Please have your systems people fix this.  It is more of a pain than
you know.  Also, you can set it yourself, you should figure out how.