> egcs is broken for C++ in some ways - its been discussed elsewhere,
> on redhat-axp for example.
>
> Its not a libc issue, egcs just dumps core or produces a horrible
> mess.
I see. Thanks. I found and fixed the problem with this program - turns out
some fool defined strlen as a local variable in a function, and of course,
in glibc2 strlen() is a macro. *sigh*
I'm now investigating a different problem with egcs-1.1b compiling
Lynx-2.8 - seems to runs out of virtual memory if -O2 is used. Removing
that -O2 parameter seems to work fine.
Cheers,
Alex
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