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From: gordon%stats.ucl.ac.uk@NSS.CS.UCL.AC.UK (Gordon Joly)
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Subject: Re: possible gcc-1.34 problem (Sun4-os4)
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Date: 7 Apr 89 13:12:04 GMT
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> Can anyone else can reproduce this problem and tell me this information?
> RMS
Surely there is a problem here. We still have a bug outstanding for SUN3, (for g++
in fact), which seems to be cured on the SUN4 compiler. Can we expecte some
other people (woth a SUN3) to try out the program, submitted to BUG-G++ some
time back on SUN3s?
Gordon.

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<> To: bug-g++@edu.mit.ai.prep
<> cc: gordon@uk.ac.ucl.stats, otto@uk.ac.ucl.cs, mdt@edu.stanford.yahi
<> Subject: Destructor Bug.
<> Date: Wed, 22 Mar 89 13:36:10 +0000
<> From: "Gordon Joly &  Paul Otto @ UCL" <gordon@uk.ac.ucl.stats>
<> 
<> 
<> ------- Forwarded Message
<> 
<> The test program given in the shell archive below fails when run on
<> a SUN-3/75 [and SUN-3/160] running SunOS 3.4, using version 1.34.0
<> [and 1.34.1] of g++.
<> 
<> See the included READ_ME for a summary of what the program is intended
<> to test for - it will exit with a status of 1 and an error message when
<> it goes wrong.  (See the "log" included in the archive below.)  (By the
<> way, this prog has been slightly modified since you last saw it, so
<> that it exits when it notices an error.)