I know I should be posting this to the gcc people or ports list, but so far all I and
the current BitchX coder (nuke) have seen this on is -CURRENT.
quoted from an e-mail with nuke:
>Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
>0x0804b0f1 in aliascmd (command=0x813ebc8 "0",
> args=0xbfbf735e ";@ plistf = 5;^on ^cdcc_prepack * {fix.cdcc $0 $1 >
>\037[\037cdcc\037]\037 \002$[-2]3\002 file(s) offered\037-\037 /ctcp \002$N\002 cdcc
> send #x for pack #x};^on ^cdcc_note { ;fix.cdcc $0 $1 $2-};^on ^cdcc_postpack *
> {@ lsize = "..., subargs=0x0, helparg=0x8136e7b "- Scripting command")
> at alias.c:329
>329 args++;
> Seems to be a optimization bug with gcc 3.2.1.
> Edit the Makefile to have -O in the CFLAGS instead of -O2 and
> it works fine. We should probably report this to the FreeBSD
> or gcc teams.
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