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Hello,

(This is a resubmission because I failed to tell you what machine it
was running on in the first attempt...)

I ran into a problem building xview3 with gcc-1.41 on a Sun 3/60 running
SunOS 3.5 that I've finally isolated to the following condition.

When using -fpcc-struct-return, and compiling a piece of code that calls
a function via a pointer that returns a structure, cc1 dies with a signal
11 (SEGV).

Here's an example piece of code:

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#include <stdio.h>

struct buffer {
    int a;
    int b;
} _buffer;

struct buffer set_buf();

main()
{
    foo(set_buf);
}

foo(f)
struct buffer (*f)();
{
    struct buffer d;

    d = f();                        /* <- cc1 dies with a SEGV here */
    printf("%d %d\n", d.a, d.b);
}

struct buffer
set_buf()
{
    struct buffer d;

    d.a = 1;
    d.b = 2;
    return d;
}
----- cut here -----

Not using -fpcc-struct-return in this example will let it compile
normally.  But if you know of another work-around, that'd be great...

Thanks, and have a good day!  AND THANKS for such a nice compiler!

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