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Why doesn the latest release version compile properly on Linux-From-Scratch systems?

April 26, 2017latest properly release SYSTEMS version

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Why doesn the latest release version compile properly on Linux-From-Scratch systems?

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It’s a bug in gcc-2.95. One workaround is to compile with -march=i586 instead of the default -march=i686; real fixes already exist in newer versions of gcc. “Linux-From-Scratch” users encounter this bug most frequently, since that distribution uses the lethal combination of gcc-2.95 and -march=i686 by default, but it may also affect other distributions like Gentoo or users who choose their own compilers or optimizations.