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Article #1692[Hank Wan: gcc bug]
From: Paul Hilfinger
Date: Fri, 23 Sep 1988 00:11
Date: Fri, 23 Sep 1988 00:11
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The following file causes gcc 1.28 on a Sun3 to bomb when compiled with or
without -g and -O. Using a typedef fixes the problem.
The error is a segmentation fault, which occurs in lookup_name_current_level.
P. Hilfinger
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void foo( enum { parAST, parNUM, parSTR, parID, parNONE } tag )
{
}
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