From: Vladimir Zhuchko <zhuchko AT sunhe DOT jinr DOT ru>
To: djgpp-workers AT delorie DOT com
Subject: (fwd) Re: GCC3.02XXX
Date: Mon, 19 Nov 2001 10:14:42 +0300
Organization: FLNR
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On Fri, 16 Nov 2001 12:42:39 +0300, Vladimir Zhuchko
<zhuchko AT sunhe DOT jinr DOT ru> wrote:


1. I localized the problem with this script under Win2000:

#! /bin/sh
#
# We are not distributing Borland BGI fonts with GRX.
# To add them to the library put .CHR files in this
# directory (where this script is located) and run it
# after building GRX
#

rm -f *.o
gcc -O2 ../src/bgi/bin2c.c -o bin2c.exe 
for x in *.chr; do
# !!! for statement will return under Win2000 UPPERCASE string
("LITT.CHR"...) !!!
	echo "Processing $x ...";
	name=`basename $x | sed -e 's,\.chr,,g'`
# as we have UPPERCASE LITT.CHR sed... will not remove .chr
# if I 'll change to .CHR inn sed script, then 	this script will work,
but within the library 
# the names will be LITT_font instead of litt_font
	echo $name
	./bin2c $x _${name}_font $name.c
	gcc -c -O2 $name.c
	rm $name.c
done

2. I found the problem under gcc302 compiler:
The macros
  #define ITR(Time)  itr->##Time
is producing the Error message, under gcc2953 this is working well.


With best regards
  Vladimir E. Zhuchko.
zhuchko AT sunhe DOT jinr DOT ru

With best regards
  Vladimir E. Zhuchko.
zhuchko AT sunhe DOT jinr DOT ru