cc bug workaround; Also, new problem with ftn.

burati%UUCP@YALE.ARPA@apollo.UUCP (01/16/87)

	The problem that I posted previously about /com/cc dying during
compilation apparently has been fixed in the next release of cc.  Until
then, if you come across the error, create a new shell and compile the
file again in that shell; it fixed the problem that I was having
(Thanks to Stan @ Apollo for this last tip).

Mike

Also, in a fortran subroutine I was recently working on, during simple
IF/THEN statements, I got an "unimplemented instruction" error.  I checked
and the code looked fine, it recompiled fine (using no special arguments
for cpu types), but it died "between lines xx and xx" with this error.
Has anybody seen this problem before, and is there any way around it?

Thanks,
Michael Burati
University of Lowell
Lowell MA

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martin@NLM-MCS.ARPA.UUCP (01/18/87)

I've also had problems with the C compiler.  It dies with the message "fatal
error, no tmp file created" or something like that.  The fix is to compile the
program with no optimization. 

Brian Martin