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I suspect this is a problem with libg++.

You need to report bugs or problems in libg++ to the
	bug-lib-g++@prep.ai.mit.edu list.

libg++-2.2 I believe corrects these problems.

> Date: Thu, 23 Jul 92 00:14:29 +0100
> From: jb145@eng.cam.ac.uk
> Message-Id: <9207222314.AA27182@caxton>
> To: bug-gcc@prep.ai.mit.edu

> #I've been having a very frustrating problem with iostream.h in gcc
> version 2.0(?).  I am running g++ on a Decstation mips machine.

> Is there any known bug in the compiler with respect to buffered input

> 	int from; cin >> from;

> then the program runs fine, looping forever without keyboard input.
> But when the line is left in, then it works fine for about 100 or 200
> inputs cycles until suddenly crashing with a message like:


> grow failed because stack limit exceeded, pid 26935, proc play
> ts = 0x1c, ds = 0x1d, ss = 0x80
> Segmentation fault (core dumped)


> I have been chasing this problem for over two weeks and am hoping,
> begging that you will have a clue what might be causing it.  By the
> way, I've tried lots of hacks such as replacing
> 		cin >> from;
> with
> 		char str[5]; cin >> str; from = atoi(str);

> but the crash remains despite all my efforts.