Graeme Hinchliffe <graeme.hinchliffe@zeninternet.co.uk> writes:
> It didn't dump core for me, it was quite happy :) I would guess because
> I have a function called trigf loaded in memory?
No; the lack of a V1 macro referencing testtrig would definitely cause
the backend to call testtrig using V0 conventions, in other words fcinfo
will not be passed. It could be that the indirection through a garbage
value of fcinfo happens to land on valid memory in your compilation.
(I did not get a core dump either when compiling on HPUX, but I have not
bothered to chase down why not.)
I don't know of any reason for RHL 9 to work differently from RHL 8 in
this regard. Can anyone else duplicate the problem?
BTW, given the testtrig/trigf confusion ... is it possible you were
LOADing the wrong file?
regards, tom lane
