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Andrew Gallatin writes:
 >  > Are you sure this final bug isn't gcc's fault?  One of my machines has had
 >  > occasionaly buildworld failures in libstdc++, _but nowhere else_.  I was
 >  > even able to repeat the failure if I did make buildworld -DNOCLEAN.
 >  > 
 >  > (That doesn't cover make segfaulting, of course.)
 > 
 > I'm pretty sure.   The known good kernel (july 4th) just built the
 > world successfully with -j16.

To further clarify, the only thing changing in this env. is the
running kernel.  The source tree that I'm building is from July30th or
so, and hasn't changed in quite some time.

Drew