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I posted this to gnu.gcc.bugs, but maybe somehere can help me.

I am using gcc version 2.2.2 on a sun4.
I want to initialize a long long with the address of another variable in 
my program and gcc won't let me.  It will however let me initialize an int with
the address of another variable.  For example the following code:

	long long a = 1;
	int b = ((int)(&a));
	long long d = (long long)((int)(&a));

produces the following error messages:

	foo.c:4: initializer element for `d' is not computable at load time

why isn't it computable at runtime?

-seth