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Mandr (akwong@ee.ualberta.ca) wrote:
>    I have written a program that works normally without any optimization
>    parameters, but gives incorrect results when any of the -OX optimizer
>    option is used.  Is this a known bug in the compiler?  or do I have
>    to program in a certain ways to get around the problem?

sorry guys, figured out that it's some problem in my data structure.

It's true though that this error haven't shown up when the program was
compiled normally.  There's a flag I forgot to initialize at the beginning
of the program, which, if is non-zero, will trigger the errorous portion
of the program.  That part of the program is not supposed to be verified 
until the next stage of development.

sorry again.

Mandr
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