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| Joel, Does your project rely on glib at all? This seems to be a known inline problem with glib and gcc 4 (see note), but even if you're not using glib, your problem may be related. I've also posted on the unix-porting list and was told to refernce this link: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=315437. There is an entry dated 2007-10-30 that mentions Leopard. I'll probably continue posting on the unix-porting list since it seems to be a gcc issue more than an Xcode issue. Note: Leopard is using gcc 4.0.1 but the referenced link mentions that the problem is with gcc 4.3, so I'm not clear as to exactly which version this issue crops up. Ryan On 31-Oct-07, at 10/31/07 3:32 PM, Joel Norvell wrote: Dear Xcoders, |
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