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Optimization bug when byte compiling with gcc 5.3.0 on windows

On 03/04/2016 9:44 PM, Ray Donnelly wrote:
There were no patches attached, just the link to the mingw-w64 project 
on Github.

Generally the way to produce patches for R is to use svn diff on a 
checked out working copy of the trunk. On Windows, Tortoisesvn makes 
this really simple.  Then the patch will include information about the 
revision it's based on.  You then upload it to bugs.r-project.org, along 
with a description of the problem it solves, and mark it as a bug fix or 
enhancement request.
I can see increasing the version limit when we commit to gcc 5.x, but I 
think the point of the test is to remind users of new versions to remind 
the developers that they have a bug.  If we work around it forever, it 
will never get fixed.
This one I can't guess at without seeing the patch.

Duncan Murdoch