"Craig Dedo" <craig@xxxxxxxxxx> writes: > What is the correct reporting method for suspected bugs in the GCC linker or > libraries? The GCC Bugzilla Bug Reporting page says, under "What we do not Want", "Bugs > in the assembler, the linker or the C library. These are separate projects, with separate > mailing lists and different bug reporting procedures". > > I strongly suspect a bug in the linker or libraries for the Windows MinGW build of > the current development version of the GFortran compiler, version 4.7.0. The current > version builds an executable that says, when run, "[executable name] is not a valid Win32 > application". I did not get this message in any previous development MinGW version of > GFortran. > > Please feel free to contact me at any time with any questions or concerns that you > may have. I am looking forward to hearing from you soon. GCC does not include a linker or library. So the right place to report a bug is to the linker or library project. What you are describing sounds to me like a linker bug. Since you are using MinGW, it's likely that you are using the GNU linker. If that is so, then running "ld --help" will show you where to report linker bugs, probably http://sourceware.org/bugzilla/ . Ian
