Gpc December 1998

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gpc gets segfault
by Miguel Lobo 06 Dec '98

06 Dec '98

I have recently downloaded GPC and tried to convert some of my Borland Pascal 7.0 files to compile with it. One of them stopped compiling with a segfault. After a while I managed to make a small source file which reproduces the bug: unit bug interface type o = object procedure f1(s: string(255)); end; var a: integer; implementation procedure f2; begin end; procedure f1(s: string(255)); begin end; Later I realized that maybe I shouldn't be using string(255) as a parameter's type, and when I defined string255 = string(255) and used string255 as the type for 's', it worked fine. Anyway, I think that it can be still called a bug since gpc stops with a "Internal compiler error". GPC's output when I try to compile that file is: parse error before '(' missing semicolon parse error before 'Implementation' gpc: Internal compiler error: program gpc1 got fatal signal 11. I am using Kernel 2.0.35, glibc-2.0.7, and gcc 2.7.2-3. Keep up the good work.

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Re:
by Pablo Bendersky 03 Dec '98

03 Dec '98

> hi there i have a problem, i just starting this pascal programming and i > can't do question 10 on page 158, chapter 4. in pascal programming and > problem solving, by sanford leestma and larry nyhoff. think you can help, > please respond, thank you. melissa Maybe if you tell us the question of the book. I personally, don't know it. BTW, where is the .tt address from ? --- Pablo Gabriel Bendersky bender(a)einstein.com.ar UIN : 1916679 Buenos Aires - Argentina

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