23 Feb
2006
23 Feb
'06
8:43 p.m.
Shouldn't be a problem. I defined PTRSIZE and added an #include <stdio.h>
and gcc compiled it fine for me.
--------------- try this -------------------
#define PTRSIZE 10
#include <stdio.h>
union reptr {
struct reptr1 {
char *ad1;
char *ad2;
char *re1;
char *rhs;
FILE *fcode;
char command;
char gfl;
char pfl;
char inar;
char negfl;
};
struct reptr2 {
char *ad1;
char *ad2;
union reptr *lb1;
char *rhs;
FILE *fcode;
char command;
char gfl;
char pfl;
char inar;
char negfl;
};
} ptrspace[PTRSIZE], *rep;
main( )
{
printf( "hello world\n" );
}
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On Thu, Feb 23, 2006 at 07:41:45PM +0300, Sergey Lapin wrote:
Hi, all!
I just dug into sed.h from 32V version of sed:
gcc can't parse the following code:
union reptr {
struct reptr1 {
char *ad1;
char *ad2;
char *re1;
char *rhs;
FILE *fcode;
char command;
char gfl;
char pfl;
char inar;
char negfl;
};
struct reptr2 {
char *ad1;
char *ad2;
union reptr *lb1;
char *rhs;
FILE *fcode;
char command;
char gfl;
char pfl;
char inar;
char negfl;
};
} ptrspace[PTRSIZE], *rep;
Does anyone know current form of that, or how to force this
to compile and work?
Thanks a lot!
S.
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