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- Subject: gcc error in <stdio.h>
- Message-ID: <1992Aug25.210547.128@physc1.byu.edu>
- From: robertson@physc1.byu.edu
- Date: 25 Aug 92 21:05:47 -0600
- Distribution: world
- Organization: Brigham Young University
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- Hello,
-
- I posted this to gnu.gcc.help last week and received no answers. I
- was wondering if any one else had this problem, and if I have changed
- the header in a way that will be detrimental later. Thanks for any
- help
- >
- > I just started using gcc today. I am new to c programming as well.
- > After installing gcc for OS/2 and following the directions in the
- > README and INSTALL files in the \gnu\doc directory, I read through
- > the first 30-40 pages about the command line parameters. I thought
- > I understood so I tried to invoke the command from the gnu directory:
- >
- > gcc samples\sample1.c -ansi -pedantic -g
- >
- > which tells me that I have an error:
- >
- > E:\GNU\GCC-INCLUDE/stdio.h:313: syntax error before `int'
- >
- > I assumed that 313 meant in line 313 so I looked it up
- > It is this:
- > static inline int__sputc[int_c, FILE *_p] {
- ^^^^^^
- I deleted this word and now it works. I thought to delete it
- because when I looked up static in my c book it always preceded a
- variable type. So I tried it. Why does it now work? Did I mess
- the header up at all?
-
- Jim Robertson robertson@physc1.byu.edu
-