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1 total messages Started by Robert Weissenfels - The one who... Mon, 28 Dec 1992 15:31
Problem with warning from gcc-2.3.[123]
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Author: Robert Weissenfels - The one who...
Date: Mon, 28 Dec 1992 15:31
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I have some trouble with the newest versions of GNU CC (2.3.[123]).

The problem didn't occur with 2.2.2 (and previous versions).

A source file reproducing the bug (?) can be generated by the following 
shell script:
#----------------------------bite,bite,bite-------------------------------
#!/bin/sh
#
# taken from the original source:
maxlines=4573
#
echo "struct Y_yywork { int verify,advance; } Y_yycrank[] = {" >test.c
lines=0
while [ $lines -ne $maxlines ]
do
  echo "0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0," >>test.c
  lines=`expr $lines + 1`
done
echo "0,0};" >>test.c
#----------------------------bite,bite,bite-------------------------------
The original source had been generated as a lex output.

The (minimum) trouble command was:	gcc -Wall -c test.c
Machine type:				SPARCstation IPX
OS:					SunOS 4.1.1
GCC was configured as follows:		./configure sparc --prefix=/tools/GNU

Error:
	A message

	test.c:4575: warning: aggregate has a partly bracketed initializer

	was repeated again and again until I interupted the output.


Good luck ;-)

Robert
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