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SubjectRe: 2.3.31 (and 2.3.32pre2) breaks cpp with segmentation fault (ok in 2.3.30), reproducable (mremap problem???)
On Sat Dec 11 1999, David Dyck wrote:

> Compiling and testing perl has proved useful to find bugs/problems
> with new linux kernels. This is the first time I get a repeatable
> Segmentation fault from gcc (the preprocessor at that!)
[....]

> cc: Internal compiler error: program cpp got fatal signal 11
[....]

> I don't think one should blame perl for causing a seg fault
> in cpp when running linux 2.3.31 when the same code runs
> fine when running 2.3.30.
> Can anyone else reproduce this also?

Just tried 2.3.32, the sig-11's are still there .... :(

-- Heinz.

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