On Mon, 23 Jul 2001, Alexei Khlebnikov wrote: > I am faced with a problem: my classes hierarchy is not compiled by G++ 3.0 > Debian prerelease. > I use woody branch and I don't want to switch to sid because I want to have a > somewhat stable system. > > G++ 3.0 Debian prerelease ICEs on my (legal) code. I've wrote a bug report to > GNATS and received an answer that the bug was fixed in the release. So, I > have a > question to Debian GCC maintainers: is there a scheduled date for moving GCC > 3.0 > release to woody branch? If not, how fast it would happen? If unknown, is it > safe to download release from the sid branch and install it through "apt-cache > add" or manually through "dpkg --install" ? Or I should build it from sources? > In that unliked case, should I use Debian-provided GCC sources or ones > provided > by gcc.gnu.org ?
IIRC, the released version of gcc-3.0 is supposed to be moved to woody soon, especially if IA64, etc want to make this release cycle (Alpha may also switch to gcc-3.0, so it would need to be there for us as well). Can you send me the code and a copy of the failure? I can try to compile it on the archs that I have (all sid, btw) and let you know if the problem is fixed. FYI, I have sparc, i386, alpha, mips, and m68k (IIRC, m68k doesn't yet have a gcc-3.0 deb set). C
