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From: casey@gauss.llnl.gov (Casey Leedom)
Newsgroups: gnu.gcc.bug
Subject: Re: gcc vs. convoluted macros
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Date: 22 Dec 88 04:55:22 GMT
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| From: tsunami!valley!poseur!earle@SUN.COM (Greg Earle)
| 
| Can someone tell me if this is a gcc bug (gcc CPP, actually), or are the X
| people's assumptions about string concatenation macros under dpANS C
| incorrect (i.e., their 2 macro definitions are incorrect, when used with
| __STDC__ set)??

  You should be following comp.windows.x (yes, I know, almost impossible
given its volume).  In any case, I've already posted a fix to X.V11R3 for
this problem.  The ANSI C side of the ``#ifdef __STDC__'' just wasn't
correct.  Just copy the code from the K&R side of the ifdef and replace
occurrences of "/**/" with "##".

Casey