From: Phillip Porch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
root> I changed all the c.##kname constructs to c.kname and it
root> compiles and tests fine with the native compiler. I then
root> compiled it with the gcc compiler and it again did it without
root> I don't think the c.##kname is necessary
You are perfectly right about that. ## is only needed when
concatenating to symbols. '.' not being a symbol, ## is unnecessary.
And it will probably keep all other compilers that do strict
tokenisation from breaking as well. I think DECompaq C is of that
kind as well...
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