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I have gcc3.2.2 running on a 386 under Linux OS. Whenever I try to do
large compiles (say of the kernel) the compiler (gcc) eventually dies
mostly on signal 11 and signal 4. Ocasionaly it has internal compiler
errors in cc1 and other errors which are bogus. I know they are bogus
because if I re-issue the "make", then the compile will start where it
left off and continue on without difficulty for a while. I have asked
about on the comp.os.linux newsgroup and the few responces that I got
seemed to point to memory (RAM) problems. I have checked out my RAM with
a bit-pattern tester and found no difficulties. I would like to get this
fixed because one gets tired of issuing "make" 15 times or more just
to re-compile the kernel. BTW, after the 15 attempts at make, it does
of course, make it all the way through and I get a working kernel. So
when it dies, only the current file has problems and when I redo the
make command, even that file compiles ok.
So... Help. What do I do? Give me some hints please?
e-mail to ron@argus.lpl.arizona.edu OR ron@caslon.cs.arizona.edu.
Thanks,
				Ron