First, my thanks to Igor Pechtchanski for reminding me that there is a firewall between me and the CVS server. I had no problem getting the source, from outside the firewall.
I built a debug version of setup.exe and used that to find the problem in the setup.ini generated for a repository we maintain on our company LAN. What I found was that a 'source:' line without either a preceding 'version:' or 'install:' line in the package entry will cause setup.exe to crash. In my case, it was an old gperf source package that did not have a version number that led to the problem (no 'version:' line was generated by upset). But, the issue can be duplicated in the gcc-testsuite package entry by just commenting-out a 'version:' line in setup.ini; or in any other package entry, by commenting-out the 'version:' and 'install:' lines, leaving the 'source:' entry for a particular version number. My apologies for not being able to offer a patch. It's been a *very* long time since I last constructed a YACC grammar or action routines for one. I don't even know that the developers will even consider this to be a bug. It's certainly not a serious one. Regards, Doug Wyatt
