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david.guichard@xxxxxxxxx writes:
> What does output like this mean from a program compiled with GCC?
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> ** LW: 0xbfe7e6c8
> ** LW: 0xbfe7e6c8
> ** LC: 0xbfe7e6c8
...
Exactly the same thing it would mean from a program compiled with
any other compiler -- that the program prints L{W,C,n}: followed
by an address of some local (stack) variable (assuming Linux/x86).
> I see
> nothing in the code that would seem to produce this directly.
Look harder.
Cheers,
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