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Help!. We are using the djcc version of gcc ( version 2.2) for MSDOS, 
and found a nasty error:
the C sentence

		net=bias[i];

being bias a global array of floats, caused a segment violation exception.
The offending code was (on a 486 machine)

		mov  eax, some value
		mov  ebx, [_bias]       /* possible trouble */
		fld  [eax+ebx]          /* exception raised! */

We realized that, apparently, the right code would be

		mov ebx, _bias

We saw the assembler output from gcc and the instruction generated seemed
correct:
		movl _bias, %ebx        /*1*/

but as translated it into the above instruction. We changed  /*1*/ in bp.s
into

		leal (_bias),%ebx

and the problem was overcome, at least in this place, (it appeared again in
others places).
Please, what can we do?
The application compiled was McClelland's pdp.
		Thank you in advance, sincerely yours
				
					guido


	



					Guido A. Macchi
					guido@ifir.edu.ar