skidrow@ceres.ucsc.edu (Gary M. Lin) (09/01/90)
Trying to port xtankwar (ok, so I have nothing to do), cc does this:
cc -g -O -c interface.c
1500-004: (U) INTERNAL COMPILER ERROR while compiling main_interface. Compilation ended. Contact your I.B.M. Service representative and provide the following information: GRARNN: r291 is used before it is defined.
1506-163: (S) Error recovery not possible. Compilation ended.
xlc: 1501-230 Internal compiler error; please contact your IBM representative
1254-004 The error code from the last failed command is 40.
Anyone else suffer this? Does that mean IBM's gonna patch my cc
or will they just have me "work around it"? No, I don't know
how to contact my IBM service rep.
- Gary M. Lin
RS/6000-320 (7012 26-02395)
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Univ. of California, Santa Cruz UUCP: !ucbvax!ucscc!ceres!skidrowfrank@gremlin.austin.ibm.com (Frank Feuerbacher) (09/07/90)
> From: skidrow@ceres.ucsc.edu (Gary M. Lin) > Subject: Compiler error, but I know my IBM rep > Summary: okay, so my compiler's broken > Keywords: RS/6000 X11R3 xlc > Date: 31 Aug 90 22:04:52 GMT > > cc -g -O -c interface.c > 1500-004: (U) INTERNAL COMPILER ERROR while compiling main_interface. Compilation ended. Contact your I.B.M. Service representative and provide the following information: GRARNN: r291 is used before it is defined. > 1506-163: (S) Error recovery not possible. Compilation ended. > xlc: 1501-230 Internal compiler error; please contact your IBM representative > > Anyone else suffer this? Does that mean IBM's gonna patch my cc > or will they just have me "work around it"? No, I don't know > how to contact my IBM service rep. You need to find the person responsible for this machine, they should have the names, phone numbers, customer ids, etc. necessary for calling the problem in and getting it fixed. Problems get fixed only if they are reported (and hopefully, with a test case). My understanding is that the machines come with a software warranty. As a work around, have you tried compiling with optimization turned off (leave off the -O flag)? I hope this helps Frank Disclaimer stuff: I don't speak for my employer, and they don't speak for me.