Mail Archives: djgpp/2001/09/22/05:17:56
221T (decimal) = $DD = 335O (octal) produces for me in windows
a pipe-like character that has a tiny break in it,
while the usual pipe char, 124T ($7C = 174O) in windows, appears as a
solid pipe character.
Now..
In pure MSDOS terms (running an msdos editor in this case),
I get just the opposite appearence from these two values!
where, indeed, ALT0221 does produce a "fat-pipe"
go figure!
now if only the bugs in the GCC library relating to
strupr, strlwr, and toupper, tolower were only fixed.
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On Fri, 21 Sep 2001 22:50:20 +0100, "Robert Allsworth"
<robertallsworth AT yahoo DOT co DOT uk> wrote:
>I'm experiencing a strange feature with the gcc version 2.953
>
>If would appear to be generating a compile error when using a logical OR.
>
>sample code is:
>
>if (( fred <= 0 ) || ( bill >=300))
> printf("hello\n");
>
>
>gives
>
>Error: parse error before character 0335
>
>Any suggestions ?
>
>I can't believe this is a real error but I'm running out of options
>
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