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Hi !!!

I am using gcc 2.7.2 on a linux Box and came across a strange bug:
in my main-routine I have declared a essential datastructure
globally and the programm gives correct results, but if I make this 
variable a local one, then the calculations give strange results.

Then I tried with dynamic allocation and it gives the correct results

The compiler-options that I am using are:
-m486 -pg -Wall -O2

Using in addition the compiler-option -V2.7.0 gives the same results.

The main-programm looks like this:

#include "../text/txprojec.h"

int main()
{
  txPeriProject tmp;

  tmp.LoadTimeString("/home/sperl/peri/samples/dpb.dat");
  
  tmp.SetFrequency(0,"2.1");
  tmp.SetFrequency(1,"4.4");
  tmp.SetFrequency(2,"6.5");
  tmp.SetFrequency(3,"7.7");
  tmp.SetFrequency(4,"8.93");
  tmp.SetFrequency(5,"12.1");
  
  tmp.CalculatePeriod();
}

Actually I can live with this bug, as I can work around it, but still
I had some problem solving this bug at first...

Ciao, Martin

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