gcc 3.0 produces broken zsh

[Jason Price <jprice@cyberbuzz.gatech.edu>]

Out of morbid curiosity, I built gcc3 and installed it somewhere out of the
way (like $HOME/gcc3) on my redhat 7.1 linux box.  Then I tried to build
zsh with it.

It configured and compiled with hardly any errors.  The only build errors
were:

math.c: In function `zzlex':
math.c:382: warning: operation on `ptr' may be undefined
utils.o: In function `gettempname':
utils.o(.text+0x1de2): the use of `mktemp' is dangerous, better use `mkstemp'

However, when I install it, it doesn't seem to be able to find or load any
modules.  Building with stock gcc's of the 2.95.* variety work, building
other programs works (havn't tested many, but one or two others do), and
zsh will let you do interactive stuff, it's just very limited.

Now, I could VERY easily be wrong, but most of the painful changes in gcc3
are in C++ land, and zsh doesn't have any of that (this is where I'm
probably wrong)

Anyway, just a heads up.  Since it was only realeased yesterday, I don't
think it's an immediate danger.

If I get some free time, I'll see if I can replicate this on the other
boxes I have access too (an x86 debian, and many flavors of Solaris on Sun)

And, if I y'all want some more info, I'd be glad to give it.

Jason

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