László Böszörményi dixit:
> OK, my next upload will contain that fix. Still, do you know what's
>cause this on those architectures?
Yes: difference in compiler optimisations. Basically, you use the
string "ed" in the source at least two times; with some compiler
versions and architectures, this is optimised into one string in
the executable, with some it isn’t (for example because PC-relative
addressing can only go so far, and the alternative is computationally
more expensive).
bye,
//mirabilos
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