Hi there, I have a problem compiling the following parser with gcc-3.3 in a 64 bit environment: the compiler consumes a lot of cpu time, but never returns. On my old 32 bit box I could compile a similar parser without problems. Also I can compile this parser with gcc-3.3 -m32. With gcc-4.1 I can build a 64 bit version but due to company restrictions I have to use the gcc-3.3. Thanks for any suggestions. Jörg ----------------------- parser definition my_parser.h ----------------------- #ifndef my_parser_h #define my_parser_h #include <boost/spirit/core.hpp> #include <boost/spirit/attribute.hpp> // closure struct my_closure : boost::spirit::closure< my_closure, bool > { member1 match; }; struct my_parser : public boost::spirit::grammar < my_parser, my_closure::context_t > { my_parser () {} template <typename ScannerT> struct definition { definition ( my_parser const& self ) { top = boost::spirit::str_p( "a" )[ self.match = phoenix::arg1 ]; } typedef boost::spirit::rule< ScannerT, my_closure::context_t > rule_t; boost::spirit::rule< ScannerT > top; boost::spirit::rule< ScannerT > const& start () const { return top; } }; }; #endif // my_parser_h ------------------ test program ------------------ #include "my_parser.h" int main () { my_parser parser; bool match = false; boost::spirit::parse_info<> info = parse( "a and b or c", parser[ phoenix::var( match ) = phoenix::arg1 ], boost::spirit::space_p ); if ( info.full ) { return match; } else { return -1; } }