Paul Eggert wrote:
>How about if we do this instead? The basic idea is to shut off
>__attribute__ entirely for GCC before 3.1. There's little point to
>
>
This patch works fine on BSD 1.6.1, one of the offending systems and I
expect it will work fine on the rest. I've installed it in CVS CVS
This is getting a bit complicated and I suspect we will run into
further problems like this
How about if we do this instead? The basic idea is to shut off
__attribute__ entirely for GCC before 3.1. There's little point to
figuring out exactly when each attribute was added. We can simply
pic
Derek Price <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I can reproduce this on some half-dozen platforms. It has to do with
> calling __attribute() without arguments with gcc 2.95.4 or so. They all
> seg-fault but one, which manages to print an error.
>
> I've attached a patch, which defines attribute_always
Yoann Vandoorselaere wrote:
>Hi list,
>
>Recently introduced modification to regex_internal.h lead to a crash
>when compiling GnuLib regex module under FreeBSD-4.11 GCC-2.95.4.
>
>The same module is reported to compile successfully under FreeBSD-5.4,
>GCC-3.4.2.
>The GCC crash was traced down to
Hi list,
Recently introduced modification to regex_internal.h lead to a crash
when compiling GnuLib regex module under FreeBSD-4.11 GCC-2.95.4.
The same module is reported to compile successfully under FreeBSD-5.4,
GCC-3.4.2.
The GCC crash was traced down to the following addition:
+#if !__GNUC
