[x86-SSE] Segmentation fault when writing memory using UNALIGNED instruction

[x86-SSE] Segmentation fault when writing memory using UNALIGNED instruction

[Massimo]

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This is **fourth** email, first seems to have been rejected by QMAIL
since size has been exceeded (I compressed everything as a tar.bz2).
Second seems to have been rejected because QMAIL does not like HTML
messages while third suffered the same problem since I'm too stupid to
figure out HTML is an option on my mail client....

First email follows ---

Just posted a bug report about this, here are the files.
I'll try to monitor this in the next few days, in case you need my
interaction.
In case more informations on my system are needed consider the fact I
know anything of unix/linux.

Thank you,
Massimo Del Zotto

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Re: [x86-SSE] Segmentation fault when writing memory using UNALIGNED instruction

[Jim Wilson]

Massimo wrote:
> Just posted a bug report about this, here are the files.
> I'll try to monitor this in the next few days, in case you need my
> interaction.

The testcase should not be mailed to gcc-bugs.  It should be attached to 
the bugzilla bug report via the web interface.  You can do this after 
the bug report is created.  This ensures that the testcase is tracked in 
the bug report.  It also avoids problems with size limits in the mailing 
lists.

This is bug #14451.
-- 
Jim Wilson, GNU Tools Support, http://www.SpecifixInc.com