Date:	Mon, 4 Jan 93 19:58:51 GMT
From:	kuku AT acds DOT physik DOT rwth-aachen DOT de (Christoph Kukulies)
To:	djgpp AT sun DOT soe DOT clarkson DOT edu
Subject:	gcc fails

I have a what larger C program (340 K source) - sorry, not in my
responsibility that it is that large - I would have split it  but I'm
just the porting person.

Anyway, the file compiles fine on unix platforms and also under gcc 2.3.x.
But under gcc 2.2.2. (1.08) I'm getting:
C:\TMP/cc000087.i:1: parse error before:.
C:\TMP/cc000087.i:680: character constant too long
C:\TMP/cc000087.i:682: character constant too long
C:\TMP/cc000087.i:682: stray '\' in program
C:\TMP/cc000087.i:10179: character constant too long
C:\TMP/cc000087.i:10204: character constant too long
C:\TMP/cc000087.i:10207: character constant too long
C:\TMP/cc000087.i:10210: character constant too long
C:\TMP/cc000087.i:10213: character constant too long
C:\TMP/cc000087.i:10216: character constant too long
C:\TMP/cc000087.i:10219: character constant too long
C:\TMP/cc000087.i:10222: character constant too long
C:\TMP/cc000087.i:10225: character constant too long
and a lot of other garbage.

Are there problems with large files ?

--Chris

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