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Re: MacOS X core dumps - gcc compiler crashes

Andrew Pinski <email@hidden> wrote on 15/06/2003 01:56:23 PM:
> They might have found it uninteresting because it might be already
> fixed.

I think not. I have it directly from people within Apple that the
decision was made not to fix it.

> As you said you tried the FSF's sources but that is a newer version than
> what Apple's compiler is based on.

This problems has been in all Apple 3.x compilers. For all I know, it is
in the Apple/Next 2.x versions as well. A diff on the two versions of
objc-act.c shows over 153 differences many of them substantial chunks of
code. Most of the ones I have looked at involve Apple local code.

> With the current mainline FSF's sources, there is a way to get a core
> dump, -dH, so cc1obj does not eat it.
> Actually it is not gcc which traps the error but cc1obj that does.

Thanks for the thought but it does not seem to work. The option is not
documented for either compiler. All the -d options seem to be focused on
debugging the compilation logic. There is no mention of crashes.

Bill Northcott
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