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On 2/28/2012 12:41 AM, Rainer Schuetze wrote:
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this line was reverted:<br>
<pre>+inline char *prettyident(Symbol *s) { return CPP ? cpp_prettyident(s) : s->Sident; }</pre>
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but it causes a link failure due to missing symbol
cpp_prettyident. Where should I put its implementation? dsymbol.c?
Maybe it should be added to the D source unconditionally, not only
for _MSC_VER.<br>
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The thing is, CPP is 0. So it should never be calling
cpp_prettyident. Other compilers optimize it away.<br>
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<pre wrap=""> M src/backend/cg87.c</pre>
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reverted the use of longdouble. If I read the includes correctly,
it should be defined in cdef.h for a C compiler aswell. Why should
it not be used?<br>
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Not sure what happened there.<br>
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