Larry Jones wrote:
> I'm thinking it would be better to declare the file unusable and use a
> replacement rather than forcing C99 mode -- language level should be up
> to the user. I think the right thing to do is enhance the generic
> compile/preprocess tests to grep the output for "#error" and fail if
> it's found (since it *is* an error, whether the compiler/preprocessor
> considers it fatal or not).
Rather than grepping the output (that would be rather hard given my
understanding of the currently available autoconf macros), could you
come up with a short program that would compile on platforms with
<stdint.h> but not under this IRIX compiler in c89 mode? Something like:
#include <stdint.h>
uint8_t x = (uint8_t) -1;
Thanks,
Derek
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