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From: adc@cpsvax.cps.msu.edu (Alan Cabrera)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
Subject: Re: What does "munch" in C++ and/or Concurrent C do?
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Date: 29 Mar 89 17:05:12 GMT
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In article <220@rdahp.UUCP> scott@rdahp.UUCP (Scott Hammond) writes:
>Can someone enlighten me as to what "munch" does for C++ and/or
>for Concurrent C?  I know it performs some sort of manipulations
>on the object file but that's all I know.  It also seems to add
>a lot to compile time and I want to know if I can do without it.


I am also interested.  I've installed AT&T C++, Release 1.2 on my Sun
running SunOS 3.5, and the compiler seems to barf when munch is
invoked.  The message that I get is

	11694 Memory fault - core dumped

I ran the bsd.fix shell.  Do I need to do more?


Alan Cabrera
adc@cpsvax.cps.msu.edu