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    David Linder writes:

>I have access to Slackware3.0 (pristine, out-of-box) on i486DX66 with
>gcc-2.7.0 or Red Hat 2.1 on a P-120 with gcc-2.7.0 or slackware2.3 on a 
>AMD486/100 upgraded to gcc-2.7.2.  Email me your code (better yet, post it?)
>and I will give it a shot.  Please list your gcc-version, your libc version,
>etc. etc.

    The code that crashes gcc for me is the newmat08 package:

    ftp tahi.isor.vuw.ac.nz  in pub/newmat08


    gcc crashes with an internal compiler error when I try to compile
it with any optimization (no signal 11, just internal compiler error).
There are four example programs that come with newmat08 (sl_ex, nl_ex,
example, and tmt).  If I compile with no optimization the first 3 run
but tmt crashes with a sig fault.

    (Note that you will have to modify the g++ line in the gnu.mak
file to add exception handling in order to get the code to compile.)

Dean Schulze