[NetBSD 3.0] printf.cpp fails to compile
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Key: STDCXX-153
URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/STDCXX-153
Project: C++ Standard Library
Type: Bug
Components: Test Driver
Versions: 4.1.4
Environment: gcc version 3.3.3 (NetBSD nb3 20040520)
NetBSD 3.0
Reporter: Andrew Black
When building the test suite driver, the build fails with the following error
gcc -c -I/house/ablackrw/stdcxx/include/ansi -D_RWSTDDEBUG
-D_RWSTD_USE_CONFIG -I/tmp/ablackrw/stdcxx-11d/include
-I/house/ablackrw/stdcxx/include -I/house/ablackrw/stdcxx/../rwtest
-I/house/ablackrw/stdcxx/tests/include -pedantic -nostdinc++ -g -W -Wall
-Wcast-qual -Winline -Wshadow -Wwrite-strings -Wno-long-long -Wcast-align
/house/ablackrw/stdcxx/tests/src/printf.cpp
In file included from /house/ablackrw/stdcxx/include/loc/_punct.h:153,
from /house/ablackrw/stdcxx/include/loc/_numpunct.h:36,
from /house/ablackrw/stdcxx/include/loc/_num_get.cc:25,
from /house/ablackrw/stdcxx/include/loc/_num_get.h:281,
from /house/ablackrw/stdcxx/include/ostream:35,
from /house/ablackrw/stdcxx/include/istream:31,
from /house/ablackrw/stdcxx/include/iostream:26,
from /house/ablackrw/stdcxx/tests/src/printf.cpp:56:
/house/ablackrw/stdcxx/include/loc/_punct.cc: In function `_InputIter
__rw::__rw_match_name(_InputIter, _InputIter, const _CharT* const*, const
unsigned int*, unsigned int, unsigned int&, int&, std::ios_base*)':
/house/ablackrw/stdcxx/include/loc/_punct.cc:89: error: parse error before `('
token
/house/ablackrw/stdcxx/include/loc/_punct.cc:90: error: parse error before `('
token
/house/ablackrw/stdcxx/include/iostream: At top level:
/house/ablackrw/stdcxx/tests/src/printf.cpp:2176: warning: `int
_rw_fmtmask(const FmtSpec&, char**, size_t*, int)' defined but not used
Looking at the translation unit in question, the content after preprocessing
has completed is
_Traits::eq (__ctp->((int)((_toupper_tab_ +
1)[(__names [__k][__pos])])),
__ctp->((int)((_toupper_tab_ +
1)[(__ch)])))
It appears to me that what is happening is that something is #defining toupper
, but I have not determined where that is coming from.
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