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Subject: Re: G++ can't optimise my code!
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In article <Pine DOT SUN DOT 3 DOT 91 DOT 971106122033 DOT 4123G-100000 AT is>, eliz AT is DOT elta DOT co DOT il 
says...
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>crashing.  Relax, the bugs are here to stay, and compilers are just
>programs, no more, no less.  At least judging by the traffic on this
>news group and on GNU groups related to compiler bugs, GCC has
>relatively small amount of bugs, even when compiling C++ programs.

Actually, I found a problem with g++.exe (under cygwin) when compiling
a program that include <windows32/sockets.h> or <winsock.h>.  It seems
to find bogus syntax errors in procedure declarations that gcc just passes
by.  My guess is that the same thing occurs under the latest DJGPP's g++.