It's not a fix. You just turned off a pile of optimisations; you don't seem
to have tried to work out what the real bug is. You can't prove that a bug in
the compiler is gone just because it now succeeds on a test case where it
previously failed.
>No. They should turn off optimization to be sure to not generate buggy
>code.
But the whole regparm thing is just an optimisation in itself. You are
suggesting that many optimisations should be disabled just so that this single
one doesn't fail in a particular case.
p.
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