[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<snip>
> Session.c: In function `xaccSessionBeginSQL':
> Session.c:197: parse error before `/'
> Session.c:211: parse error before `/'
I think I've solved your problem. Your gcc is running with the --ansi
option set, which disallows C++-style comments, which are present in
Session.c.
I'll submit a patch to clean up this bug, but in the meantime, your
compiler seems to be gratitiously running with options that shouldn't
be set.
Could you save the following program to a file cpp-comment-test.c
/*****************************************************************\
* cpp-comment-test.c *
\*****************************************************************/
#include <stdio.h>
// this is a c++ style comment
int main(void)
{
printf("Hello World\n");
return 0;
}
/******************************************************************\
* END OF FILE *
\******************************************************************/
And then try the following at the command line:
gcc -o cpp-comment-test cpp-comment-test.c
gcc --ansi -o cpp-comment-test2 cpp-comment-test.c
The first should work, the second should fail with an error message
like this:
cpp-comment-test.c:7: parse error before `/'
If the first also fails, there is something screwy with your gcc
setup - have you set gcc up to be an alias, a shell function, or a
shell script?
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