2011/11/15 Jonathan Wakely <jwakely.gcc@xxxxxxxxx>: > This question is inappropriate for this mailing list, questions about > using GCC belong on the gcc-help@xxxxxxxxxxx mailing list, please take > any follow up there. > > GCC 3.4 is ancient history, but shouldn't cause a problem like this so > I assume it's caused by something in your program or something wrong > with your GCC 3.4 installation. Is there any reason not to use a more > recent version of GCC? The problem is worked around according to the helpful suggestion off line. BTW, not all such problems can be resolved by simply using a more recent version of GCC. Thanks, Mingjie
