Hello,
I have just recompiled a demo application of SDL_ttf.
(This demo works w/o problems under Linux)
When I recompile it with the options -g -O2 it crashes in
a statemnt like ‘switch(event.type)’.
Without the -O2 option the demo application works without changing the
code of the application.
I’m using the 2.9x compiler under 6.3.1, all used libraries
are recompiled with the -O2 option.
What’s the problem ?
Best Regards
–Armin
Armin Steinhoff wrote:
Hello,
I have just recompiled a demo application of SDL_ttf.
(This demo works w/o problems under Linux)When I recompile it with the options -g -O2 it crashes in
a statemnt like ‘switch(event.type)’.Without the -O2 option the demo application works without changing the
code of the application.I’m using the 2.9x compiler under 6.3.1, all used libraries
are recompiled with the -O2 option.What’s the problem ?
The problem is gcc with the version 2.95.3.
No problems with gcc V3.3.1
–Armin
Best Regards
–Armin
Armin Steinhoff wrote:
[…]
I’m using the 2.9x compiler under 6.3.1, all used libraries
are recompiled with the -O2 option.What’s the problem ?
Why are you using such an ancient compiler? SDL isn’t C++, so you could
compile this with the most-current gcc (3.x) without worrying about ABI
changes, which has numerous improvements and bug fixes.
–
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Chris Herborth wrote:
Armin Steinhoff wrote:
[…]I’m using the 2.9x compiler under 6.3.1, all used libraries
are recompiled with the -O2 option.What’s the problem ?
Why are you using such an ancient compiler? SDL isn’t C++, so you could
compile this with the most-current gcc (3.x) without worrying about ABI
changes, which has numerous improvements and bug fixes.
Yes … I switched already to gcc 3.3.1 and all is working now 
Regards
–Armin