squangle for 2.81?

squangle for 2.81?

[Anthony Lee]

Dear all,

I thought I had gcc 2.95.2 working on our Digital Unix 4.0D but when 
compiling a particular library. It gave a compiler internal error.
The error was apparently, in the except.c code. I am now
trying to build with gcc 2.81 but I am again encountering the
problem that I solved earlier using the -fsquangle switch in 2.95.2.

Could some please tell me if there is an equivalent -fsquangle 
switch in 2.81?

Thank you
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Re: squangle for 2.81?

[Alexandre Oliva]

On Nov 14, 2000, Anthony Lee <al012@energex.com.au> wrote:

> Could some please tell me if there is an equivalent -fsquangle 
> switch in 2.81?

There isn't.

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