> Sounds like /bin/sh puked...What shell was that GCC configured with?
> P.S. That looks to be a boehm-gc test that failed...which really
> doesn't matter much (from an end-user perspective) unless you use GCJ...
Hi,
On the contrary, it wasn't /bin/sh that died, it was gcc that
seg-faulted, and /bin/sh that forwarded the message. I realize that
boehm-gc matters for gcj, which we, personally, don't use, however I could
very well imagine that other developers using SUSE linux might be
interested in a stable gcj.
What I didn't mention before was that we ran that prerelease of
g++-4.0.2 (20050901) on a set of basic template data structure tests our
project, which produced wrong-code (by assertion failure) on a simple
std::auto_ptr-like test (and everything that depended on the success of
those features tested). This problem however, never manifested in any of
the official releases, 4.0.0 through 4.0.2 --- it is senseless to report
it against a prerelease.
SUSE 10.0 developers might want to be aware of this if they are
only using 4.0.2 (20050901 prerelease).
David Fang
