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gcc -v output:
gcc version 2.7.0


input file to reproduce the bug:

--------(test.m)
#include <objc/Object.h>

@interface asdf: Object {
}
-init;

@end

@implementation asdf: Object {
}
-init {
	[super init];
	return self;
}

@end


void main() {
	id obj;

	obj=[[asdf new] init];
}

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While this simple program does reproduce the problem, it is not limited 
to this program.. even the example objective c program from the objc 
newsgroup doesn't work right with the new 2.7.0 version. It worked ok 
with 2.6.2.


Commands:

gcc -o test test.m -lobjc


Machine:
486-dx/4-100 with 16 megs ram, Linux 1.3.42, GCC-ELF 2.7.0 (also has a 
problem with the a.out version)


Installation:

Installed by untar/gz'ing the version on sunsite.unc.edu in the 
/pub/Linux/GCC directory.


Incorrect behavior:

Any objective C programs I try will immidiately say 'floating exception' 
when the program is run, (during [[xxx new] init]). If you run gdb on it, 
it breaks in one of the hash table functions:

__objc_init_install_dtable (receiver=0x800bae0, op=0x800b720)
     at /opt/release/pub/gcc-2.7.0/objc/sendmsg.c:210
/opt/release/pub/gcc-2.7.0/objc/sendmsg.c:210: No such file or directory

(because I don't have the sources the libs I can't figure what the exact 
line is)


That is all of the info I have on it. This really needs to be fixed. Thanks!