Hello!
Yet another one of those things that I absolutely can't understand
has happened to me again. I've written a little program in C,
a simple text editor, using ncurses, and the problems start when I'm
loading a text file into it, storing it in a linked list. The problem
is that when I compile it with -O or -O2, it coredumps, and when I
compile it without optimization, it works fine. I'm sure I've done
something wrong, probably something with malloc(), but how come it
works when I compile it without optimization? There really shouldn't
be a difference in whether the program works or not, right?
I'm using gcc 2.7.2.3, glibc 2.0.6. Everything from the RedHat 5.0 CD.
Linus
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