Bugs

[beheiger]

Hi,

1) what does it mean if I get the error message
-------------------
"xxx compiler error in d:\lcc\mc77\types.c-assertion failure at line 630
compiler error (trap). Stopping compilation"
-------------------
?? This happens in a big project, and I have not been able to reproduce
it in a minimal example so far.
I am using the latest(?) version of lcc, downloaded just last week, OS is
Windows XP.
Funny: d:\ is my cd drive, which is not operational when I get the error -
???
But ok, it may be an internal path used by the compiler?

2) Also, sometimes when I start WEdit and I hit F1 on a piece of code,
I get "Recovering from an error. It is not recommended to continue." or
something.
Then Wedit soon crashes. I have posted this before, but got no reactions.

3) I am still unable to remove files from a project.
I can do it by hand by editing the .prj file, but nevertheless
it is definitely a bug.

Regards, Andy

[jacob navia]

beheiger wrote:
> Hi,
>
> 1) what does it mean if I get the error message
> -------------------
> "xxx compiler error in d:\lcc\mc77\types.c-assertion failure at line 630
> compiler error (trap). Stopping compilation"
> -------------------
> ?? This happens in a big project, and I have not been able to reproduce
> it in a minimal example so far.
> I am using the latest(?) version of lcc, downloaded just last week, OS is
> Windows XP.
> Funny: d:\ is my cd drive, which is not operational when I get the error -
> ???
> But ok, it may be an internal path used by the compiler?
>

Yes, that is the path to my source code

Can you tell me what line of code in YOUR code
that bug happens?

What are the types used?

Thanks

[beheiger]

Dear Jacob,

thanks for answering. The line where this happens is

deltak=2.0*b*cimag(tildeeta[iKplusk]-tildeeta[iKpluskstern]) ;

where deltaK and the array tildeeta[] are defined as double complex
variables
iKplusk and iKpluskstern are integer, and b is a double.

My includes in this file are

#include <ctype.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <math.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <limits.h>
#include <complex.h

and a couple of my own headers.

I recall having problems with complex.h before. Interestingly,
the problem occurs in my project after the compiler has passed
maybe hundred lines or more of similar code without trouble.
If I comment out the above line, there is a similar problem below in
my code and so on, so I do not think that there is anything too special
about that line. Also, under linux, gcc compiles the same code
without error or warning messages, so I assume that my syntax
is ok.

Have a nice weekend,

Andi

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[jacob navia]

Mmm this looks really bad, because I have compiled:

#include <ctype.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <math.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <limits.h>
#include <complex.h>

int main(void)
{
double complex deltak=0;
double b=0;
double complex tildeeta[2];
int iKpluskstern=0,iKplusk=0;

deltak=2.0*b*cimag(tildeeta[iKplusk]-tildeeta[iKpluskstern]) ;
}

without any problems...

What can that be?

Is there any way of sending me some code that crashes the compiler
if I send you a non-disclosure agreement?