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<font face="FreeSerif">I need an opinion.<br>
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I have found the problem where Windows upchucks during first-time
user module install, after refreshing crosswire. It's not a bug in
the code. It's that I have to invoke the compilers with
-fno-delete-null-pointer-checks. The code is fine, *IF* the @#$%
compiler would stop arbitrarily "optimizing" certain checks into
oblivion.<br>
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In principle, this bug should affect all builds, because both
regular and MinGW compilers on my Fedora boxes are 6.3.1, but
experientially it seems to have affected Windows builds only. Do I
put out an entire new release, 4.0.7, to be safe? Or just a
Windows release, as e.g. 4.0.6a?<br>
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Comments welcome.</font><br>
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