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From: schmidt@blanche.ics.uci.edu (Doug Schmidt)
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Subject: Re: More trouble...
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Date: 28 Nov 88 05:39:56 GMT
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[ the following response should probably be posted automatically every
2 weeks ;-) ]

In article <10347@swan.ulowell.edu> mschedlb@hawk.ulowell.edu (Martin Schedlbauer) writes:
>Hi, more trouble...
>
>I get 'reduce_strenght_flag' undefined in loop.c. Any thoughts?
>
>	...Martin
>
>Univ. of Lowell
>Dept. of CS
>Lowell, MA 01854
>
>
>		T H A N K   Y O U ...

You must always be sure to use the appropriate gcc source code
back-end for g++.  In this case, you'll need the gcc 1.27 source code,
since the g++ compiler is version 1.27.  It sounds like you are using
a more recent version of gcc, since strength reduction wasn't included
in gcc at the time of the g++ 1.27 release.  I believe that the
gcc.127 tar tape is still available from prep.ai.mit.edu.

When g++ 1.31 is release ( hopefully soon! ), you will then be able to
graft it onto the gcc 1.31 source code.

Doug
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