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Subject: Re: signal 10 in make world
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Hi,
         Its only happened to me when there are hardware problems, or wrong 
arch. (e.g. compiling with i686 optimizations on a 486. However, thats 
normally illegal instruction).  I just finished building STABLE as of a few 
hours ago on a couple of machines without issue.

         ---Mike

At 07:38 AM 30/07/2003 -0700, Mike Harding wrote:

>Anybody seen this?  I have just recently (last few weeks) seen signal
>10 crashing make world in cc1.  I know that this is usually hardware
>but I have never seen this on this hardware before, and I am only
>getting signal 10 errors, not signal 11.  I can run the make world
>again and it completes... just trying to find out if this is happening
>to anyone else with 4-STABLE...
>
>- Mike H.
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