Author: Vincent Diepeveen
Date: 01:54:31 04/14/01
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On April 13, 2001 at 23:23:52, Jon Dart wrote: >I understood (from the release notes) that 2.95.3 was primarily a bug fix >release. Of course maybe it optimizes better now that it has fewer bugs :-). >(But even 2.95.2 is way less buggy than Visual C++, in my experience). > >--Jon For me visual c++ is way less buggier as 2.95.2 If i compile with 2.95.2 with options -O6 -march=i686 -fomit-frame-pointer -fno-gcse -funroll-loops Then already bugs show and diep doesn't even start searching as gcc gets into an infinite loop it generates itself in code where i initialize datastructure with selfdefined typedef which declares 2 dimensional array with some pointers to shared memory... About all snapshots of gcc generate a coredump here. I have posted this already 3 times with some source examples of where it goes wrong to gcc list, but never got back answer that it was 'fixed' or 'taken into account to fix for next time'. Don't know about latest snapshot, but i hope they did fix those bugs in 2.95.3 already :)
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