Hi all, My apologies if this isn't the right place, but I'm not yet sure of the exact causes behind the incorrect behaviour I'm seeing.
First, a little background. I'm a co-developer on a linux usb camera driver for those devices which make use of sunplus spca50x chips. The project is hosted at <http://sourceforge.net/projects/spca50x/>. As part of that, I do most of my development on a debian unstable system. The basic problem is that when I compile with 2.95.4, the driver works as expected. However, when I use 3.0 or 3.2, the driver fails to correctly detect the camera being plugged in. The detection code is called, but the vendor id and device id are corrupt. From memory, the vendor id was always coming back as 0xffff. It seems almost as if the structure passed into the function is corrupt, or being read from incorrectly. At least one other person has confirmed that this happens with the debian gcc 3.2 compiler, and others have reported no problems on gcc 3.x with other distros. As such, I've come here in the hope that someone can suggest how I might find out the exact cause of the problem, as I've never had to try and track down potential compiler bugs before. Please let me know if there's somewhere more suitable to discuss this, or if there's any more information I can provide. Many thanks in advance. -- Miah Gregory
