Joshua 'Schwa' Gargus wrote:
> Building with gcc-3.2 fixed the problem.  Thanks.

Interesting...

I was using 3.2.2 (I think) before and it was broken....

So it should be possible, though not necessarily practical, to isolate
the change which introduced the bug. 

In the meantime I totally hosed my system by doing a bunch of badly
misguided re-compiles of critical system components. [with the
apparently broken gcc 3.3.1...] 

BTW, there are a number of version conflicts between the current cvs
sources, ian's sources, and the latest public immage which (as of this
morning) made compilation of gnu-interp.c impossible... From the morning
list trafic, it sounds as if it is already being taken care of...

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