Hello all!
I have change of system: from linux, I am on a Unix workstation and when I compile program which used to work under linux, the following message appears: "Internal compiler error in 'emit_library_call_value', at calls.c:31"
What does it mean?
thanks a lot for your help,
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28-Jun-00 15:31 you wrote:
Hello all!
I have change of system: from linux, I am on a Unix workstation and when I compile program which used to work under linux, the following message appears: "Internal compiler error in 'emit_library_call_value', at calls.c:31"
What does it mean?
Exactly what it said: you just found bug in GPC itself (calls.c is part of GPC). In such cases you REALLY must supply all details: 1. What type of unix you are using (CPU version, OS version, etc). 2. What type of GPC you are using (built against GCC v..., GPC v..., etc). 3. Sample code to get internal error. Even if you have all this info it's not end of story - GPC is BIG and COMPLEX program (as you can guess) so it's not easy to find and fix bug in it :-(
P.S. Of course it can be well-known bug and in such case not all info is needed. Knowing unix flavour and gpc version will help, though.
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