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I've been compiling some C++ applications lately and noticed that the compiler crashes quite often. Mostly it's segmentation faults.
Sometimes it is enough to just type "make" again. And sometimes I have to compile single files manually because they just won't compile with the original Makefile.
It seems to me g++ requires quite a lot of resources and that is maybe the reason for the crashes.
Did anyone experience similar behavior?
Is there a newer version of the compiler available? (I've got g++ 4.1.3 from fonz).
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yes, i've seen sporadic internal compiler errors, too. but since they are not repeatable (i.e. running make again works), i don't think it's a problem with the compiler. with vanilla kernels, i haven't seen a single compiler ice. i think, gcc triggers a kernel bug. if you don't want (or can't) to run vanilla kernels on your dns323, qemu might help.
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