Date:	10 Mar 94 16:38:05 GMT
From:	cvrij AT cs DOT vu DOT nl
Subject:	Segment error during compile!
To:	djgpp AT sun DOT soe DOT clarkson DOT edu

I'm not happy about this at all.. As a result of a 'problem' with my harddisk
I lost my djgpp compiler and everything that comes with it, and had to
install the new version (I still used 1.10, no problems _at all_).
Now I thought I had everything working, I've got 1.11 installed, including
maint1,2 and 3, but when I tried to compile one of the programs I was working
on earlier, (not very big, some 1500 line), I got the following output:
(You'll notice that I cut off the first part. The end is intact though)

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End of search list.
 d:/djgpp/bin/cc1plus.exe c:/tmp/cc000077 -fno-builtin -quiet -dumpbase
thread.cc -g -O -version -o c:/tmp/cca00077
GNU C++ version 2.5.7 (80386, BSD syntax) compiled by GNU C version 2.5.7.      
Segmentation violation in pointer 0x00f8df68 at d8:9fcde                        
eax=0000000d ebx=00000001 ecx=00f8df68 edx=00f8df68 esi=0014f668 edi=0014f668   
ebp=7fffbbb8 esp=7fffbba4 cs=d8 ds=48 es=48 fs=48 gs=38 ss=48 cr2=0000df68      
Call frame traceback EIPs:                                                      
  0x0009fcde                                                                    
  0x000a07bf                                                                    
  0x0009fefb                                                                    
  0x000e3d9c                                                                    
  0x000e9b15                                                                    
  0x000df6fe                                                                    
  0x00068bba                                                                    
  0x0001f6d0                                                                    
  0x0000c8ef                                                                    
  0x00067b6a                                                                    
  0x00069d27
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As far as I could see, the only thing that differs between several tries is
the value of the pointer, but other than that, very similar.
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Segmentation violation in pointer 0x00a0df68 at d8:9fcde                        
eax=0000000d ebx=00000001 ecx=00a0df68 edx=00a0df68 esi=0014f668 edi=0014f668   
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Now what's this? The good news is, it doesn't happen every time, but the bad
news is, I can't figure out when it does happen! Sometimes (compiling the
same program) it does, sometimes it doesn't. I didn't get a CRC error when
unzipping, so I assume my compiler is 'correct'. Any ideas?
As an aside: is the old version still available somewhere? I might want to
go back to it.

Greetings,
-Casey Ryder
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C. van Rij / Casey Ryder                  cvrij AT cs DOT vu DOT nl | +312503-16844 (CET)
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