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Date:	Mon, 19 Mar 2001 10:55:41 -0800
From:	Jonny Larson <JLarson AT Network-Alchemy DOT com>
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Subject:	GCC and alloca
References:	<B7536E2DB26AD211A42500104BB49C72F604D9 AT manbarapp1 DOT intgame DOT com> <20010319125625 DOT F18807 AT redhat DOT com> <20010319130606 DOT G18807 AT redhat DOT com> <20010319131832 DOT A19287 AT redhat DOT com>

Even though we have no calls to alloca in our code, we're getting (link) errors
that __alloca is an unresolved external.  I believe this is because gcc seems to
use _alloca for allocating some local structures on the stack to optimize for
time.  Is there a gcc command-line option to turn this off?

If not, what is the library I need to include to resolve the alloca reference?

Thanks in advance



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