In article <9701172312.AA06718@bach> you write:
> So, gcc writes code in the stack and executes it? 
> Oh, my gosh... how nauseating...

Only if you're using pascal-like nested function definitions.  Since
that's a completely nonstandard GCC thing, I'm certain nothing in the
source tree uses it, with the possible exception of stuff under
/usr/src/gnu (and I doubt even that). I don't think it's anything to
worry about. Heck, you might even consider it a good thing, since it
discourages the use of a nonstandard feature of questionable value.

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