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Subject: Re: Fail to build openoffice-1.1 - regcomp dumps core
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Hi,

> I remembered from mozilla build, that regcomp had problems with a to
> high optimization level, so I build with CFLAGS="-O -pipe".
>
> Where's a good start to fix the problem? Can I provide more (useful)
> information?

Try to build with -g and then show us a backtrace.

Martin