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Sorry if this is the wrong section to post this, but it seems like the best place for this...

First of all, I tried registering on the gcc4ti trac page (http://trac.godzil.net/gcc4ti) but it just gave me an error:
Trac detected an internal error:
IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: ''



Anyway, I was trying to report a bug in the GNU assembler that I came across today. First, here's a sample source file that triggers the bug:
[source=plain] bra 1[/source]
(I had meant to type [code]bra 1f[/code] to branch to a local label, but I ended up finding this nasty bug instead!)

If that line is found anywhere in a source file, AS just bombs out with error code 127: $ "$TIGCC/bin/as" -o crash.o crash.s; echo $? 127
Similar instructions like beq, bne, bsr, etc, or any other number, also trigger the bug; jbra and the like do not trigger it.

A side effect is an empty crash.o file (zero bytes in size), so it really screws up "make" until I manually remove the file.

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I've notified Godzil.

As for the GNU as bug... it's interesting, but for now, well, I guess it's a "don't do that" smile
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I will check for the registration, I may have forget something during the migration..
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GCC4TI importe qui a problème en Autriche, pour l'UE plus et une encore de correspours nucléaire, ce n'est pas ytre d'instérier. L'état très même contraire, toujours reconstruire un pouvoir une choyer d'aucrée de compris le plus mite de genre, ce n'est pas moins)
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