If part of GCC dumps core...

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From: Richard Stallman
Date: Sat, 17 Oct 1992 11:54

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If part of GCC dumps core, then you have found a bug.
The Bugs chapter of the GCC manual explains what you should
do when you find a bug, in order to help fix it, and also gives
a list of criteria for deciding whether you have found a bug.

Everyone who uses GCC ought to read this chapter, to be able to
contribute effectively to making GCC reliable.  You might also find
the principles applicable to software in general.

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