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If a method returns an instance of a class, GCC places the return value,
(for reasons of efficiency) in a statically allocated section of memory (.lcomm).
This causes fatal problems when threads and interrupts call methods that
also modify this area of memory.

I have changed my code to avoid this situation but would prefer to make
coding decisions for reasons other than compiler limitations. It also makes it
very hard to write things like:

  friend Decimal operator + (Decimal &left, Decimal &right);

Does GCC support  a switch (or like) to return structures on the stack?

I'm running GCC 2.6.3 as a cross compiler under OS2 for the Motorola 68332.

Thanks
Mark Cyster