I do industrial size work with the beos gcc (for NASA) and I can say firmly that the best gcc for stability is the one that is available at geekgadgets. (the 2000 build) AFAIK this is also the compiler that was in exp/dano. It fixes bugs from the R5 one and has no new bugs that I am aware of. However, this version doesn't have the extended processor instruction support either. So, I use the 2.95.3 for mmx builds, such as ffmpeg, LAME. I also use symlinks and scripts to switch at ease. Although I keep the old R5 one around I never find need to switch to it, and my default is the 2000 build. I suspect that the 2.95.3 build on bebits is missing some of the patches applied to the R5 and 2000 builds on geekgadgets, and this causes some of its awry behavior. A suitably motivated person could probably patch that build so that it would be better behaved and we could still have the mmx/etc. support. Or, it could just be that 2.95.3 really is that buggy. :-) Andrew