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Subject:	gcc problem?
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From:	Victor DOT Pereira AT arccores DOT com
Date:	Thu, 5 Oct 2000 16:55:17 +0100
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Hi

I just downloaded the new install of cygwin and installed ok

then i got my xemacs source file and ran configure for cygwin env
when i tried to do a make i get parsing errors on my #defines where are =
'\'
multiple line break

example:

#define MACRO1(para1, para2)    {  \
para2 =3D3D func(para1);  \
.   \
.  \
}

I've tried this same code in one single line taking out all the '\' and =
it compiles ok

Question:   what am i doing wrong? or what is wrong with gcc?

regards
Victor



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