> Hm, egcs (no matter which version) won't compile the ISDN drivers (to be
> a bit more precise: isdnl2.c) due to an internal compiler because of a
> signal 11. This problem disappears when I compile it with -O1 only or by
> downgrading to 2.2.2. So it seems like there is a problem with a header
> change which I'm not able to resolve.
Just isolate the offending function (gcc's -Q option is handy here), and
try to cut out as much other cruft as you can from the preprocessed
source. Consider either analyzing that for a solution to your problem, or
sending it off to the egcs folks (the documentation or the webpage at
<http://egcs.cygnus.com> elaborates).
I was told that the compiler uses lots of signals internally, so don't be
surprised if it segfaults all over the place: The problem is when it doen't
catch the signal.
Good luck!
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