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[Bug translator/18001] Using sysname(), caller(), or callers(n) causes a gcc internal error


https://sourceware.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=18001

--- Comment #4 from curzonj at gmail dot com ---
Frank,

I couldn't find any place in the Makefile that specified "-c". I did see the -c
in the output of the build process when make ran gcc, so I copied the gcc
command and manually changed the -c to -E and ran it from the kernel headers
directory. The command ran and exited with the same internal error, but I
didn't find any *.i files in my cwd nor in the /tmp/stap* directory. Then I
realized that the -o command may have put the .i contents in the .o file. Then
when I went to submit a gcc bug report, they don't accept new account
registrations which are required to report a bug. Just some problems I ran into
when you write the notes in error::pass4.

Thanks,
Jordan

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