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I've got an error for which I have no explanation :^(.

The "main" part of the program, and several subroutines are written in
FORTRAN, and these call my C subroutines.  The problem is this line in
one of my C subroutines:

(for reference:  long *idx_phenom;  char *cptr;  long *phenom; )

  Dbs_Match (&idx_phenom, cptr, *phenom);

The prototypes are fine, and I always compile with the -Wall switch.
Using GDB-4.11 I can't even step into Dbs_Match.  Here's the error:

Program received signal SIGBUS (10), Bus error
0x4ae9c in file_seek_routine_ (filename=0x158e428 "seekoutput", 
    phenom=0x158e40d, np=0xb41710, plot=0x158e409, filters=0x158e438, 
    nf=0xb41810, scanType=0x158e411, check_scan=0xb416fc, 
    validation=0x158e415, check_valid=0xb41700, filename_len=11)
    at seek_routine.c:61

This routine is called straight from FORTRAN which does everything
call by reference, so I doubt the stack is running out, but I have no
other explanations.

1) Does anyone know a flag I can to give GCC to tell it to build the
   executable with lots of stack space?

2) Does anyone know how to get disassembled look at what's going on,
   so I can find out what's causing this bus error?

Thanks for the help... I'm really lost on this one.  I'm upgrading to
gcc-2.5.5 as a shot in the dark.  Since I can't see how a compiler
could get this line wrong, I'm not too hopeful.

-Morgan
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