Well, from the preprocessor's point of view, () are extra tokens.
What is being undefined is the string __cli, not the "function"
__cli(). Perhaps earlier preprocessors have been more lenient in
letting things like this through.
Norm
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From: Massimiliano Cialdi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: rtl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [rtl] rtlinux & gcc 3.0.3
> does anyone tried to compile some module using gcc 3.0.3?
>
> I receive some warnings like:
> /usr/src/rtlinux/rtlinux-3.1/linux/include/asm/rtlinux_cli.h:24:13:
> warning: extra tokens at end of #undef directive
>
> at the line indicated in rtlinux_cli.h there is:
> #undef __cli()
>
> it seems that extra tokens are "()"
>
> I wonder if I can remove the extra tokens wherever they are.
>
> thanks
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