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Hello netters!

I found what I think is a bug in gcc 1.4.  I have an application that requires
an ANSI C compiler and uses SUN's RPC library.  The `bug` appears when I compile the application and then request an RPC call to a remote host using the TCP protocol.  The application can then produce the client handle (or at least its changed from an initial NULL value I give it) but when it makes the RPC call itself, the client aborts on a bus error.  If I use UDP then the application works fine. I have compiled my application on SVR4 with its stock cc (ANSI) and both the TCP and UDP requests work wonder






fully.  Also, I wrote a small example
routine that is compilable by both gcc and cc.  When I compile the example using gcc on the SUN and request TCP as the transport it croaks on a bus error. When I use UDP (with the gcc compile) on the SUN the example works fine.  When I compile the example with SUN's stock cc then I can use EITHER TCP or UDP and the example works like a champ.

Any help,comments,pointers,suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance,

Doug Anson
danson@udel.edu
Univ. of Del.
ASEL