Not great Bug report...but,

[darkmo0d]

I was compiling qt-3.0 beta 5 using gcc-3.01, glibc-2.2.4, 
linux-2.4.10-pre8-xfs(patched for SGI XFS filesystem) with an 
AMD 800Mhz Duron/Asus A7v133 mainboard system. The compile instructions for 
qt-3.0 beta 5 are to use 'gmake'.
During the compile, there was a segfault in gcc-3.01 suggesting I file a bug 
report. I wasn't gonna let that stop me from trying
'gmake' again...well, what do you know...the same error. So in my frustration 
with such large compile, I said what the hell, and 
typed 'make'...whadaya know...it kept right on going from where it left off! 
And here's the funny thing, gmake is a symlink to
make anyhow! GO figure! Any idea why this happened? I thought it was a 
digicough(digital hiccough), but the second time pretty
much ruled that out with gmake. Something strange happened...twilight zone 
compiling? Bermuda triangle code? What is it? Did gcc
not like my symlink? Was Qt the culprit??? hmmmm.....anyhoo...qt compiled 
successfully!