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Started by Ronald F. Guilmette
Tue, 25 Aug 1992 09:38
New fixes for g++ problems (with -g) on SVR4 systems.
Author: Ronald F. Guilmette
Date: Tue, 25 Aug 1992 09:38
Date: Tue, 25 Aug 1992 09:38
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Several people have reported having serious difficulties (e.g. compiler crashes, undefined externals) when compiling C++ code with the g++ compiler, using the -g option under System V Release 4. Sadly, these reports seem to be appearing in inappropriate newsgroups. Please folks, if you find such bugs, they should be reported (as described in the GNU C manual) by filing a proper bug report the gnu.g++.bug newsgroup. Do not report such problems in the gnu.gcc.bug newsgroup or in either the gnu.gcc.help or gnu.g++.help newsgroups. Those are incorrect places to report bugs in the gnu g++ compiler. Anyway, for those of you are are having difficulty compiling code with g++ unsder SVR4 (when using the -g option) I direct your attention to the message I just posted to the gnu.g++.bug newsgroup. It has a Subject line of: " New fixes for g++ problems (with -g) on SVR4 systems." That message contains compiler patches which may be useful to you. See that message (in gnu.g++.bug) for further details.
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