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In lugnet.robotics.rcx.legos, Dave Baum writes:
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> I have had better luck with egcs-1.1.2 rather than gcc 2.95.2. I've
> heard that there's a problem with the way gcc 2.95.2 generates code for
> memcpy. I've also heard that the fix is to use an assembly version of
> memcpy instead of letting the compiler generate it. I just stuck with
> egcs myself and avoided the entire issue.
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The problem is due to a bug in gcc 2.95. The assembly version of memcpy fixes
the LegOS kernel, but all your user programs are subject to the same bug. Until
it's fixed in gcc, you're stuck with egcs.
Regards
ROSCO
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