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does doing gcc -DBAR=\"foo.c\" do the same thing as gcc -DBAR='"foo.c"' which is equivalent do doing this in the source file #define BAR "foo.c" -- +++ If at first you don't succeed, you must be a programmer +++ [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: poniter problem

Amol Mohite wrote: So when gcc pads it to 8 bytes, can we say for sure that next allocation might be at 8byte boundary ? No. You can be sure that it will satisfy any CPU-imposed alignment requirements, but that's all. -- Glynn Clements [EMAIL PROTECTED]