Benoit Gilon
09-08-2003, 08:23 AM
Hello,
I have a very simple program which does nothing except printing a
"Hello World" message to output stream..
The first line is obviously a #include <stdio.h>
The include file being in /usr/include.
When I process this file, with no other options, using the default
code generation option (kr_c) then no problem...
However, when I issue the command,
proc code=ansi_c iname=hello_world.pc
Then, the precompilation failed, here is the first message which is
displayed on screen.
extern int vprintf(const char *, va_list);
..................................1
PCC-S-02201, Encountered the symbol "va_list" when expecting one of
the following:
.... auto, char, <followed by a set of legal token acceptableby PCC>
The symbol auto was substituted for "va_list" to continue.
Do you have an idea about what might cause this behavior.
Basically I do not see why PCC handles such lines as they are part of
a system include file which is included with the #include directive
and the errored line is not part of a macro definition.
My PCC release string is 8.1.7.0.0, under HPUX11.0..
Thank you for any help on this,
Benoit Gilon
I have a very simple program which does nothing except printing a
"Hello World" message to output stream..
The first line is obviously a #include <stdio.h>
The include file being in /usr/include.
When I process this file, with no other options, using the default
code generation option (kr_c) then no problem...
However, when I issue the command,
proc code=ansi_c iname=hello_world.pc
Then, the precompilation failed, here is the first message which is
displayed on screen.
extern int vprintf(const char *, va_list);
..................................1
PCC-S-02201, Encountered the symbol "va_list" when expecting one of
the following:
.... auto, char, <followed by a set of legal token acceptableby PCC>
The symbol auto was substituted for "va_list" to continue.
Do you have an idea about what might cause this behavior.
Basically I do not see why PCC handles such lines as they are part of
a system include file which is included with the #include directive
and the errored line is not part of a macro definition.
My PCC release string is 8.1.7.0.0, under HPUX11.0..
Thank you for any help on this,
Benoit Gilon