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From: fleming@nvuxk.uucp (George W. Fleming, fleming@nvuxk.cc.bellcore.com)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.x,gnu.gcc
Subject: gcc and X
Keywords: gcc, x
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Date: 8 Aug 90 12:59:26 GMT
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I just tried to compile X11R4 (PL12) on my SUN Sparc-1 running SUN OS4.1.
According to the instructions, specifying having gcc should make the code
run faster, so I did that...I have gcc-1.37.1...Everything seems to compile
OK, but I noticed that when make tries to run mit/rgb/rgb to build  a data
file, there was a segmentation fault and core dump.  If I recompile rgb.c
by hand with Sun's cc, there was no problem...

My question is:  Is this caused by gcc?  Has anyone compiled X and gotten 
it to run using gcc?  Is gcc worth it?