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Date: 17 Sep 93 14:24:37 GMT
From: news.crd.ge.com!e7sa!groleau@uunet.uu.net  (Wes Groleau x1240 C73-8)
Subject: Re: Please Help: Sun Ada Bug
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In article <1993Sep15.171145.23064@calspan.com> westley@calspan.com (Terry J. W
estley) writes:
>In article <37106@hacgate.SCG.HAC.COM> bdarr@atr-16 (Byron Darrah) writes:
>>     internal: assertion error at file lreg.c line xxx
>>cg_ret: 1
>Generally, it means that you have illeagal code that the compiler
>couldn't handle.  Clearly, this is a defect in the compiler.  It should
>emit an error message related to YOUR code, not the compiler's.

More often, it means an legal construct that triggers a bug.
If a previous version of the same file compiled, check what's different.
Then experiment with different ways of accomplishing whatever the change
was put in for.