Re: [sdcc-devel] Bug??? Solved???

[Jesus Calvino-F. <Je...@ec...>]

Just changed the versions of Bison and Flex (for a non related matter), and 
everything works fine now.  Any idea of what happened?

At 02:34 PM 8/11/02 -0700, Jesus Calvino-Fraga wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>Thanks to Borut I was finally able to compile sdcc with VC.  Then I 
>recompiled some of my sdcc projects with this newly generated sdcc and 
>encounter a problem.
>
>When compiling the file included below (both in Windows 98 and Windows xp):
>
>c:\sdcc\bin\sdcc --model-large --stack-after-data -c lonlat.c
>
>I get this Windows message:
>
> >This program has performed an illegal operation
> >and will be shut down.
> >
> >If the problem persists, contact the program
> >vendor.
>
>And when I click in 'Debug', Visual Studio opens the file 
>'C:\sdcc\src\SDCCcast.c' and points to line 2176 containing 'if (SPEC_SCLS 
>(tree->left->etype) == S_REGISTER)'.  After some trial and error I found 
>that the problem goes away if I add 'const ' in front of '_city 
>loc[3]='.  When compiling with old sdcc Windows versions found on the 
>daily snapshot directory, the compiler works fine.  Any help?
>
>---File: lonlat.c Cut here---
>
>#include <stdio.h>
>
>typedef struct
>{
>         float lat;
>         float lon;
>         float zone;
>         char * name;
>} _city;
>
>_city loc[3]=
>{
>         {49.15, -123.07, -8.0,  "Vancouver BC, Canada"},
>         {10.58,  -66.93, -4.0,  "Caracas DF, Venezuela"},
>         {40.75,  -74.00, -5.0,  "New York NY, USA"}
>};
>
>void main(void)
>{
>         int j;
>
>         for(j=0; j<3; j++)
>         {
>                 printf( "Lon: %7.2f; Lat: %6.2f (%s)\n", loc[j].lon, 
> loc[j].lat, loc[j].name );
>         }
>}
>
>---Cut here---
>
>
>
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