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Package: gcc-4.0
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Hi,
gcc-4.0 produces an ICE on building gmp. It builds correctly with
gcc-3.4, however.
As it builds correctly with gcc-snapshot as well, I didn't bother filing
an upstream bug.
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As I had already removed the build directory for this one, I needed to
redo it to be able to file an upstream bug.
However, this time (with a newer compiler package) it compiled
correctly. Thus, I think it's safe to say this bug is fixed.
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