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GCC version 2.1 on a DECStation 3100 running Ultrix-4.1 compiles the following
program wrongly when the -O flag is used:

#include <stdio.h>

int main (void) {
  __label__ lab;

  void *try (void) {
    return &&lab;
  }

  goto *try();
  return;
 lab:
  printf ("Hello world!\n");
}

gcc inadvertently eliminates the code at the label "lab" since it believes it
to be dead.  Surely taking the address of a label using && should indicate to
the optimizer that the code is indeed reachable!

Thanks,

		Tony Hosking
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